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Trade: handyperson
Join Date: Mar 2007
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Help!!!! With Red Guard!!!!!
We have a floated concrete floor over the wooden subfloor...Our Client is highly allergic to mold, and wanted to use Red Guard as a crack resistant, and moisture protector under porcelain tiles...We put the Red Guard down, but now the client wants to use travertine, and is worried that the Red Guard will hold moisture underneath the travertine, since travertine is porous unlike porcelain...Can we use Red Guard with travertine, or should we have her stick with the porcelain? Is there any potential of mold growing between the Red Guard and the travertine?
Thanks!!!!
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tile mason
Trade: tile design & installation
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Lowell, MA
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Re: Help!!!! With Red Guard!!!!!
No
The RedGuard will protect the stone tile from cracking
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Re: Help!!!! With Red Guard!!!!!
I really appreciate the reply!!!!
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