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Waterproofing
Schluter®-KERDI-FIXWaterproofing
Schluter®-KERDI-FIXMovement Joint Profiles / Perimeter Joints
Schluter®-DILEX-BWAMovement Joint Profiles / Perimeter Joints
Schluter®-DILEX-BWAKERDI-BOARD Panels
Schluter®-KERDI-BOARDKERDI-BOARD Panels
Schluter®-KERDI-BOARDMovement Joint Profiles / Perimeter Joints
Schluter®-DILEX-KSAMovement Joint Profiles / Perimeter Joints
Schluter®-DILEX-KSAWaterproofing (KERDI)
Schluter®-KERDI-DSWaterproofing (KERDI)
Schluter®-KERDI-DSFor Walls / Decorative
Schluter®-DECO-SGFor Walls / Decorative
Schluter®-DECO-SGThermostats
Schluter®-DITRA-HEAT-E-RRSThermostats
Schluter®-DITRA-HEAT-E-RRSFor Floors / Sloped Transitions
Schluter®-RENO-TKFor Floors / Sloped Transitions
Schluter®-RENO-TKFor Walls / Edging & Outside Wall Corners
Schluter®-JOLLY-PFor Walls / Edging & Outside Wall Corners
Schluter®-JOLLY-PBy using a dedicated heating cable and ensuring the shower area has completed required waterproofing steps the shower floor can be warmed, just like any other tiled floor.
Open concept, or curbless showers are increasing in popularity due to their sophisticated yet simple design, and accessibility.
A shower niche is an ideal spot to keep shampoos and soaps in a tiled shower. But building a fully waterproof, properly sealed tiled shower niche can be a detailed and time consuming task. Schluter-Systems has developed four prefabricated and completely waterproof shower niches that are ready to tile.
How long do I have to wait before I can install tile on Schluter®-KERDI-BOARD?
For most installations of KERDI-BOARD, tile can be installed right away. Exceptions include curved wall areas and non-bearing...
Read moreCan ceramic tile, including porcelain tile, be set on Schluter®-KERDI with latex-modified thin-set mortar?
In general, we DON’T recommend it.
Here’s why:
Latex-modified mortars must dry for the polymers to coalesce and form a hard...
Read moreIs it required to waterproof Schluter®-DITRA and Schluter®-DITRA-XL?
Waterproofing the floor is not required, but can be beneficial in some cases. Today’s construction methods, which include the use of lightweight...
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