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Tile Contractor
Trade: Ceramic and Natural Stone Tile Contractor
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Sherrodsville, Ohio
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Re: Tile Safe Membrane!
Wow, you're ignorance is truly astounding. The head pressure you refer to in regards to Kerdi has nothing to do with the output of a plumbing fixture. It has to do with a solid column of water pushing down on a seam. To say nothing of the solid membrane.
Also, whatever roofing membrane you supposedly spoke with Schluter about, is not the Kerdi component of the Schluter Shower System. A solid sheet of 8mil polyethylene doesn't leak when you touch it. |
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Trade: Construction
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: VA
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Re: Tile Safe Membrane!Quote:
Some people just have no clue. Again. Kerdi can not take anymore than 14ft of water pressure before it fails. Tanking can tank hundreds. This is why im trying to find tanking. You carry on useing Kirdi. Mods can you close this thread as i have had my question answered and i no longer need to be explaining how products work to the unknowing. |
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Tile Contractor
Trade: Ceramic and Natural Stone Tile Contractor
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Sherrodsville, Ohio
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Re: Tile Safe Membrane!
Kerdi is an 8mil polyethylene sheet, with a bonding floss on both sides. It is not designed for, nor intended for use on a roof.
I don't blame you for wanting this thread closed, I would be embarrassed too. |
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Tile Contractor
Trade: Building Trades-Specializing in Ceramic Tile
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Hastings Nebraska
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Re: Tile Safe Membrane!
OH, Now the water is "pressurized"???? Well why didn't you say so?
![]() Ok I'm outa here but first I need to chime in one more time. "Head pressure" as it relates to the downward weight of water has absolutely nothing to do with the rating of KERDI. It is two entirely different meausrments. "Water pressure" as it relates to the force of water travelling through a pipe via community gravity feed, or pumped mechanically by screws or impellars, or driven by supplimental air pressure has absolutely nothing to do with the rating of KERDI. It is two entirely different measurements. Take anything beyond its limits and it will fail, that's a pretty simple concept. You are trying to mix apples and oranges to get a chocolate shake. It ain't gonna happen. ![]() OK, I'm done. You go on trying to convince yourself and others that you are the the most informed but the truth is...you aren't understanding the scientific conflicts that are being created when similar terms are used to designate different meanings. Ignorance is truly bliss.
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