Hello, great great video. What’s the dimensions, also what material are you using to create the steam. And could you add any Eucalyptus oils to the system to give the aroma in the room?
What I don't get is mortar is not water proof so you glue everything with mortar aren't all those seems not water proof? I've always used a complete coat of red gaurd over cement board and never had a failure. I've seen allot of these Kerdi showers fail I usually replace with a classic hardie backer plus sealer system.
Will my residential steam pipe melt the Kerdi fix seal, or the foam Kerdi board, or the Kerdi membrane? Where the copper steam pipe comes through the shower wall to spray steam it is very hot of course. At what point will the foam melt?
@@tryan7 Do not use any cement board at all (if you are installing the complete schluter system). You will cut the lifetime warranty down to 15 years. All the customer has to do is give customer service a call with any concerns and they'll link you to the field reps ( if needs be).
Hi Bennie - great question! One of the primary ingredients in thinset is portland cement. Once the thinset fully dries it hardens and will not re-emulsify. In fact premium thinsets can be used to install pool tile or tile for water-fountains - applications where the tile is permenantly submerged under water.
+Bennie W It depends on the type of thin set, unsanded thin set mortar is mostly portland cement which is the primary ingredient in marble dust that provides the water proofing, it does not absorb water
Mmmm creo que nesecitas insolacion entre los muros de otra forma con el tiempo habra moho y talvez humedad detras en medio de ambos la insolacion Previene eso
Not really waved, but there is both an access ramp and the shower tray is sloped 4 ways toward the central drain, which makes a very ugly combination. Better a flat Italian shower with no access ramp.
one of the best presentation I have seen in long time. Now would like to know more about steam technology.
I have a Mr. Steam unit. Works well. I think they are located in New York.
Very detailed. Love this video
Hello, great great video. What’s the dimensions, also what material are you using to create the steam. And could you add any Eucalyptus oils to the system to give the aroma in the room?
Schlueter is by far the best system out there! End of story!
No
Very expensive. Other choices available now.
@@tryan7what do you recommend?
What I don't get is mortar is not water proof so you glue everything with mortar aren't all those seems not water proof? I've always used a complete coat of red gaurd over cement board and never had a failure. I've seen allot of these Kerdi showers fail I usually replace with a classic hardie backer plus sealer system.
Back your screws off a bit so you wont have dips after you water proof seal and tile it. Save yah some grooves on your wall.
Whats the name of these boards again? I forgot already..
hurdy board
Awesome video
Hello, wouldn't you want to put down some of the red membrane stuff for waterproofing??? Just kerdi board?
Will my residential steam pipe melt the Kerdi fix seal, or the foam Kerdi board, or the Kerdi membrane? Where the copper steam pipe comes through the shower wall to spray steam it is very hot of course. At what point will the foam melt?
Id like to know
I would use cement board for that area. No longer a problem. Waterproof the area.
@@tryan7 Do not use any cement board at all (if you are installing the complete schluter system). You will cut the lifetime warranty down to 15 years. All the customer has to do is give customer service a call with any concerns and they'll link you to the field reps ( if needs be).
Nice demo
Doesn't thinset soak up moisture?
Hi Bennie - great question! One of the primary ingredients in thinset is portland cement. Once the thinset fully dries it hardens and will not re-emulsify. In fact premium thinsets can be used to install pool tile or tile for water-fountains - applications where the tile is permenantly submerged under water.
+Bennie W It depends on the type of thin set, unsanded thin set mortar is mostly portland cement which is the primary ingredient in marble dust that provides the water proofing, it does not absorb water
Could the kerdi-band be eliminated on the bench by using the urethane sealant to connect the substrates, instead of mortar?
It would last a little but eventually seep, water seal everything, everything!
Beats the days of sheet rock and 40 buckets of mortar
With one man like they are showing, this installation with tile would take two months
Perfection!!
LOL
Ur supporting India al so
Any agency in Indai
Mmmm creo que nesecitas insolacion entre los muros de otra forma con el tiempo habra moho y talvez humedad detras en medio de ambos la insolacion Previene eso
dude sounds like he's trying to throw a spell of water resistance.
Till your drunk friends slip and fall through that foam wall. LOL WTH?
Yep
It’s sturdier than you think
Oh my gosh this installation has so many things wrong with it
I will stick with Moroccan Hammam or shower!!!
Geeze was this recorded on a potato!?
Potatoes can't record video, you doofus!
That floor is not sloped, it’s waved... how can you advertise a product with a how to and have waves in the ground? Lol smh
Not really waved, but there is both an access ramp and the shower tray is sloped 4 ways toward the central drain, which makes a very ugly combination. Better a flat Italian shower with no access ramp.