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Mold doesn’t just damage your home’s structural foundation. Prolonged exposure can cause allergic reactions, such as itchy skin, runny nose, and infection, in those with weakened immune systems. Mold usually grows in damp areas of your home, so it’s crucial to waterproof the shower walls and floors.
Porcelain ceramic tiles may be water-resistant, but the cement used in building the bathroom floor must be added. They can take in water and eventually cause mold growth. The only way to avoid this is by having a waterproof system to prevent mold growth and other associated problems.
You may need to install a waterproofing system if you see pests in the bathroom or notice signs of water damage in ceilings or floors. Look for cracks in the floor tile joints and visible holes in the grout, indicating your shower is leaking water. Some waterproofing solutions for your shower could include:
Choosing the best waterproofing system for your wet rooms depends on the type of shower, your budget, and the regular maintenance you’re willing to handle. Liquid membranes may be best if you’re not doing a major renovation and have a limited budget. Consider sheet membrane if you prefer a more robust waterproofing system.
First, hire the right people with experience in waterproofing to professionally install the materials to prevent damage and other issues associated with poor installation. To keep them in top shape, follow these tips:
Do you need help waterproofing your wet rooms? Our design consultants can recommend the right waterproofing products for your needs. We offer a wide selection of tile and stone products for every project, big or small, from bathroom to kitchen and pool tiles. We have shower basins available to protect your floor from moisture. If you’re ready to start your project, choose from our wide selection of products, from porcelain to glass and natural stone tiles. Contact our design consultants today if you need further assistance.
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