So, you penetrated the membrane? Anyone watching this to learn how to do it at home, just know that builders can't get away with this because it compromises the bathrooms waterproofing. Any leaks under the tiles will find their way to this hole in the membrane and travel underneath the membrane to the edges of the bathroom floor. You can get stick on door stops, or fix it to the door.
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Could you not just add silicon under to address this?
@AndreJohnMas If you mean silicone the hole in the membrane, I'm pretty sure the membrane is still comprimised as it needs to continueous across the entirety of the floor. If you mean cut off the fixing pin and silicon it to the face of the tiles, the door will eventually knock it off. Best solution is to cut down the door stop pin to be shorter than the thickness of the tiles, and then drill to that depth, making sure to not completely breach the underside of the tile. Best of both worlds
Very helpful. Thank you!
Very helpful thanks
Thank you very helpful
Any tutorials how to remove it?
@dellyhermansyah119 simply unscrew the screw with screw driver or power tool. And pull up. You might be left with two holes on the floor.
thanks for replying. already unscrew the screw with screwdriver. but we can not pull up. its so hard.
Whyyyyyy!!!!!!!! Why make a 12 minute video for something that should only be two minutes
So, you penetrated the membrane? Anyone watching this to learn how to do it at home, just know that builders can't get away with this because it compromises the bathrooms waterproofing.
Any leaks under the tiles will find their way to this hole in the membrane and travel underneath the membrane to the edges of the bathroom floor.
You can get stick on door stops, or fix it to the door.
Could you not just add silicon under to address this?
@AndreJohnMas If you mean silicone the hole in the membrane, I'm pretty sure the membrane is still comprimised as it needs to continueous across the entirety of the floor. If you mean cut off the fixing pin and silicon it to the face of the tiles, the door will eventually knock it off.
Best solution is to cut down the door stop pin to be shorter than the thickness of the tiles, and then drill to that depth, making sure to not completely breach the underside of the tile. Best of both worlds