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David Previte - Waterproofing Expert
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Bathroom Renovation Day 14 Waterproof 1/2 Over
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this video series will chronicle a bathroom renovation process from start to finish. we will discuss many of the technical aspects of this process with intention to be educational and informative on what can happen throughout this type of project with demolition, construction, waterproofing, tiling and interior design. this will include serval unique solutions we will be implementing throughout.
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this video series will chronicle a bathroom renovation process from start to finish. we will discuss many of the technical aspects of this process with intention to be educational and informative on what can happen throughout this type of project with demolition, construction, waterproofing, tiling and interior design. this will include serval unique solutions we will be implementing throughout.
#waterproofingcontractors #waterproofingexperts #renovation #bathroomdesign #waterproofingtechnology #construction #constructionquality #plumbing #tiling #waterproof
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Bathroom Renovation Day 13 Priming Over
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with the screed now in, we are back to priming again here for our over screed waterproofing system. we discuss the appearance of the epoxy primer installed on the surface of the screed. for the power point in the waterproof zone below the vanity we have installed a proprietary Cavguard plastic pocket to ensure effective waterproofing. we also discuss why we have cut down the waterstop angle to ...
Bathroom Renovation Day 12 Screed
Просмотров 3227 часов назад
the screed installation is now completed and i discuss the state of the drain point and strip drains and how the waterproofing will be applied to the over the surface of the screed bed. i also the performance based design of the general bathroom area outside the shower where we will be have a flat (zero gradient) floor area which does not comply with AS3740 and other DTS provisions. i give a br...
Bathroom Renovation Day 11 Waterproofing 2/2 Under
Просмотров 27512 часов назад
2nd layer of waterproofing membrane installation to wall and floors in accordance with AS3740. we discuss the visual markers that can be identified when a 2nd coating has been completed and the strategy for achieving a bonded screed overlay when a polyurethane membrane has been applied. this video series will chronicle a bathroom renovation process from start to finish. we will discuss many of ...
Bathroom Renovation Day 10 Waterproofing 1/2 Under
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1st layer of waterproofing membrane installation to wall and floors in accordance with AS3740. we discuss all the details and extents visible at this point in the installation and reasoning behind the choices this video series will chronicle a bathroom renovation process from start to finish. we will discuss many of the technical aspects of this process with intention to be educational and info...
Bathroom Renovation Day 9 Priming Under
Просмотров 209День назад
priming complete ready for waterproofing 1st coat installation. we discuss close out of substrate preparation and extent of primer installation as preface for waterproofing extent to be installed. this video series will chronicle a bathroom renovation process from start to finish. we will discuss many of the technical aspects of this process with intention to be educational and informative on w...
Bathroom Renovation Day 8 Plastering
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plastering completed to the wall sheeting joints and fixings. we discuss some of the penetrations and junctions on how substrate preparation will impact the waterproofing work that is to follow this this video series will chronicle a bathroom renovation process from start to finish. we will discuss many of the technical aspects of this process with intention to be educational and informative on...
Bathroom Renovation Day 7 Sheeting Complete
Просмотров 14314 дней назад
the bathroom sheeting is now complete and we have a look at thefiner detailing of the sheeting junctions. we discuss the reasononing behind the detailing of the underfloor heating penetrations and how we might ensure waterproofing this video series will chronicle a bathroom renovation process from start to finish. we will discuss many of the technical aspects of this process with intention to b...
Bathroom Renovation Day 6 Sheeting Starts
Просмотров 12414 дней назад
most of the bathroom sheeting is now complete and we have a look at the different types of sheeting used on the walls, floors and ceilings of the room. we also discuss the importance of haveing a fall in the bottom of a shower niche along with plumbing and electrical penetrations through the wall sheets this video series will chronicle a bathroom renovation process from start to finish. we will...
Bathroom Renovation Day 5 Electrical Rough-In
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electrical rough-in completed today with ligths switches, power points and under floor heating cables run. we discuss the location and types of underfloor heating and why we selected this type this video series will chronicle a bathroom renovation process from start to finish. we will discuss many of the technical aspects of this process with intention to be educational and informative on what ...
Bathroom Renovation Day 4 Plumbing Rough-In
Просмотров 20014 дней назад
plumbing rough-in completed today with vanity, toilet, bathtub and shower areas all connected. the new single span window is installed. we have a close look at drain points against shower wall and why the shower taps are located so far from the shower head this video series will chronicle a bathroom renovation process from start to finish. we will discuss many of the technical aspects of this p...
Bathroom Renovation Day 3 New Flooring
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today we deal with some unexpected structural water damage below the shower. the builder chose to leave the existing damaged joists in place and install additional parallel joists to provide suitable structural stability before the new CFC floor sheets go in. this video series will chronicle a bathroom renovation process from start to finish. we will discuss many of the technical aspects of thi...
Bathroom Renovation Day 2 Framing Up
Просмотров 15721 день назад
today we see the new framing that has been installed to support the changes planned for the bathroom layout including moving the entry door, shower niche and a toilet cistern concealed in the wall cavity this video series will chronicle a bathroom renovation process from start to finish. we will discuss many of the technical aspects of this process with intention to be educational and informati...
Bathroom Renovation Day 1 Demolition Time
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this video series will chronicle a bathroom renovation process from start to finish. we will discuss many of the technical aspects of this process with intention to be educational and informative on what can happen throughout this type of project with demolition, construction, waterproofing, tiling and interior design. this will include serval unique solutions we will be implementing throughout...
Warm Roof Buildups and Man vs Machine Installation
Просмотров 81Месяц назад
august event for the Australian Institute of Waterproofing hosted by Bayset on warm roof buildups and man vs machine installation of various sheet membranes waterproofing
Level 47 Balcony Inspection of PVC Waterproofing
Просмотров 333Месяц назад
Level 47 Balcony Inspection of PVC Waterproofing
Basement Waterproofing Audit after 3 years
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Basement Waterproofing Audit after 3 years
Concrete Repair with Fosroc - AIW June 2024
Просмотров 418Месяц назад
Concrete Repair with Fosroc - AIW June 2024
Attendee Interviews at Construction and Waterproofing 2024 Sydney
Просмотров 68Месяц назад
Attendee Interviews at Construction and Waterproofing 2024 Sydney
Basement Waterproofing by Sam Parker & David Previte - AIW July
Просмотров 3472 месяца назад
Basement Waterproofing by Sam Parker & David Previte - AIW July
How to Public Comment on NCC 2025 Draft
Просмотров 1663 месяца назад
How to Public Comment on NCC 2025 Draft
NCC 2025 Top 6 Changes for Waterproofing (public comment draft)
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NCC 2025 Top 6 Changes for Waterproofing (public comment draft)
CBA Presentation Invest in Waterproofing
Просмотров 1754 месяца назад
CBA Presentation Invest in Waterproofing
Dincel Basement Design at the Chinese Builders Association Trade Show 2024
Просмотров 8824 месяца назад
Dincel Basement Design at the Chinese Builders Association Trade Show 2024
Basement Performance Compliance, NCC 2022 Update and Criteria for Waterproofing Design Documentation
Просмотров 4395 месяцев назад
Basement Performance Compliance, NCC 2022 Update and Criteria for Waterproofing Design Documentation
Performance Solutions and AI in Design & Construction
Просмотров 755 месяцев назад
Performance Solutions and AI in Design & Construction
Bali resort rooftop waterproofing design
Просмотров 2035 месяцев назад
Bali resort rooftop waterproofing design
Discussing Ozone Waterstop and Waterproofing Innovations with Dr Nassim Ghosni
Просмотров 5576 месяцев назад
Discussing Ozone Waterstop and Waterproofing Innovations with Dr Nassim Ghosni
How to Measure Falls for NCC 2022 Compliance
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How to Measure Falls for NCC 2022 Compliance
Surprised they cut the angle considering rest of bathroom isn’t falling. Would have pushed to stop the floor heating before shower. Really liked the double puddle flange and thanks for the video’s
You've put a lot of thought into that puddleflange set up David, too no avail I think. You can't seal that top flange from the bottom so a strong flush of water will rise back up into the screed and more a less flood the under screed before re draining as its a flat floor. We all know the negastatic effects of moisture on the underside of a membrane and that's why my opinion is its a waste of time with the under and over system. But that's only my opinion, cheers they are great video's though !
Thanks for sharing. good point and it is a double edged sword because if you do seal it and you have a breach in the over screed wpm the water will be completely trapped in the screed. in this specific scenario my logic is that it should be extremely unlikely that the drain point outside the shower will receive that kind of water volume because i agree that flat floor is less than ideal
4:15 I don't think the NCC or AS has provision for sandwiching the screed between waterproofing. I hope you use a moisture meter before applying the upper coat after the shower screed is completed. Otherwise looking great David and terrific progress 👍
you are correct, AS3740 says under OR over but does not say anything about both. can result in some bad outcomes and entrapped water if you are not careful of all the considerations and potential consequences. there is definitely going to be a few things outside the box in this building but im also attempting to explain along the way the justification on how performance will be achieved accordingly
That detail work is as ruff as guts
The transition is obious and not comparable materials used between water based membrane used on wall over poly up turn see 5.06
Hi David, I assumed as much, particularly with your involvement. Personally I'm not a fan of the polyurethane, due to compatibility issues from tile glue manufacturers. Also l probably would have gone a sheet membrane system on the floor and used joint band system on all wall and floor junctions including collars and penetrations
Has compatibility of materials and manufacturers warranty with these different products utilised in the membrane been considered?
hi terry, important consideration. yes all products supplied by one manufactuer in this instance. in Sydney it is common for materials supliers to suport using a polyurethane and acrylic product together like this so long as they are from their range and have tested their compatiblity prior
No primer behind the toilet. Let's hope they don't have male kids. Why not use plaster external angles and plaster those recessed shelves fully before fully waterproofing it.
waterproofing isnt a requirment behind the toilet but very fair point about male kids
Coming along very quickly! There’s also no need to set the internal corners with base coat on the villaboard (according to James Hardie manual) if you’re going to do floor to ceiling tiles. They can just be left with the 6mm expansion gap, and that gap filled with a compatible gap filler.
thanks andrew, yeh the plan is for floor to ceiling tiles on all walls
Do these tradespeople know what your an expert in ??
yeh discussed with them on day 1. i want the series to showcase high quality outcomes but there si always a few things that slip through
It will help if you move the puddle flange at least 250mm or more away from the wall for better waterproofing better screed falls etc
the intention here is to have the strip drain relatively close to the wall. we will see how it goes
thank you for your content
My pleasure!
Putting that new timber against that old rotten timber is a big mistake, and would have taken literally half an hour to remove. I have seen multiple times over the years the new timber rotting because of the fungus in the old rotten timber . Your old timber had either dry rot or wet rot both are a fungus and will transfer to the new timber if not removed.
Separating with plastic sheet strips would have been satisfactory.
I did a video on waterproofing following AS3740 for my potential customers.. Would really appreciate if you can watch it if I did anything wrong any how can I improve it
ill check it out
Hey.. I’m doing the exact type of work every day. Nice to see someone have great understanding about waterproofing doing it. Will watch the whole series
Awesome video thanks mate!!!!Below screed membrane with a sleeved floor drain to bypass the screed.... Works for us :)
If seen worse then that. It's held up really well. No damage to the Oregon studs. That plastic "flashing" I've seen used at the base of timber windows in the hope that any water that gets there doesn't rot the stud frames. Without seeing exactly where it was during the demo, my guess is it was used in a similar manner to prevent stud rot at the height of the bath frame.
Thanks for insight @robertdilorenzo1245, i think you are definitely correct on this as it lined up exactly with the edge of the bath lip connect to the stud frame. cheap and effective
Great job David, really helpful information.
Glad you enjoyed it Paul
All very well but no one inspects the water proofing and ones the tiles are down the inspector cannot see underneath the tiles and gives a certificate of compliance without no way of knowing.Bodgy inspectors don’t even have ladders to get in the roof!
JP working the probe
Have to stop the water at the outside. Water seeping through will eventually damage the concrete to the point of failure.
yeh thinking that reo is already oxidising which can cause the shotcrete to spall and crumble
So for a 4m by 4 m bathroom you need 40mm of fall to a drain?
@JeremyBenda-b9e it would be 45mm at a 1:80 gradient
So I guess this solves the before or after screed argument
@ojwilla it certainly does (for external areas) unless you are considering a performance based design
We don't screed bathrooms in Victoria so it's irrelevant
@peterevans1371 im in Sydney but i find that very hard to believe
@@DavidPrevite-WaterproofExpert we only screed shower bases
@@peterevans1371 how to you get falls outside the shower area? in general bathroom
Thanks this was great. Appreciate putting this video up.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Silicone, even if there was a stub out, youde still need to use silicone... Not sure what the problem is?
hard to get a suitable seal onto the plumbing body when it it flush or recessed into the wall sheeting like that, Compared to the top bodies that extend out past the wall sheeting
Bout a tube and a half of silicone lol
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Great session! thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it!
great record
great to hear you enjoyed it.
Now, how to achieve minimum 200mm slab for fire rating, without having a ridge 1:80 (12.5mm per meter) higher than the empire state building ?
time to buy up concrete because when this comes in we are going to need alot more of it to get these projects built
Could you expand on this please? I´m not sure I´m following? Much appreciated!
Goodbye screeds indeed. 70mm stepdown, about time. Structural falls 1:80-concreters will hate this. I just hope that those responsible for the soon to be revised AS4564 are on the same page.
i think it is going to take some time to get alignment on such substantial changes. blacklisting screeds is a big pill to swallow
Great case study presentation highlighting the value of selecting the correct waterproofing system.Thanks for sharing David.
Thanks David. Self Compacting Concrete (SCC) use is important because; it eliminates the need for vibrator use ( which is the cause of majority problems associated with concrete placement) and the supplied concrete quality cannot be compromised ( ie adding water in the site, correct aggregate use and correct slump/spread). Air Voids can be avoided by using SCC which is important for durability, structural, fire and acoustic compliance. AIR VOIDS ARE ALSO THE BIGGEST OBSTACLE TO ACHIEVE WATERPROOF WALLS WITHOUT SCC. I recommend all to read Concrete Inst. of Australia article; volume 50, issue 1, page 47 which states "Cracks in some concretes containing certain permeability-reducing admixtures were found to heal at widths of up to 0.3 mm" How can we ensure that crack widths cannot exceed 0.3 mm (some argue 0.5mm). AIR VOIDS ARE MUCH BIGGER THAN 0.3 or 0.5mm cracks under any circumstances. Therefore the question is begged to be answered; how is it possible to offer waterproofing warranty with just admixtures on concrete walls without bonded membrane wall protection, without SCC and without providing an Air Void Free Warranty.
More great content, Dincel improving their system with great design, innovation and testing, thanks for sharing David
thanks Gary, i always appreciate the feedback
Excellent presentation, thanks for sharing this valuable information.
happy to hear you found it useful @garymclean1513
Thanks for continuing to share these videos. They’ve been such a massive help for us. There is such a shortage once you go beyond the standards and product specs.
thanks @dallasdouglas7361 ill be sure to keep the content coming
Great video! Keep up the good work.
Thanks @dallasdouglas7361
Great presentation and demonstration of a sheet membrane system that looks very promising. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the feedback @garymclean1513
I think its always better if the licensed waterproofer is also licensed tiler so you wouldnt have this conflict of interest where the Tiler is riping up those membrane off just so he could get his tile installed the way he wanted it. We were lucky to have some renovation at our place and the tiler and the wateproofer is the same guy. Btw great presentation and very informative
Good point. Ive never seen a tiler willing damage their own work when they are providing the installation warranty for the work.
An excellent presentation that answers many questions. Thanks David!
Actually, the NCC specifies compliance with the HPS AND AS3740...
You are very correct, i forget to mention as i spend most of my time in the Class 2-9 space
But the NCC does overrule AS3740 when they conflict, such as with falls
Once again great presentation and content, thanks for sharing
Great presentation very informative thank you for sharing.
thanks Gary, aiming to do more in the near future
A great presentation. Just curious regarding considering AS3740.2021 clause 2.3.1 where installing a floor waste, the membrane is shall to be installed to a ‘substrate’ with a minimum fall (NCC overrides with 1:50max/1:80min). Under 3740.2021 substrate is defined as ‘surface to which the membrane is applied’. I may have missed any discussion on this in the presentation but generally speaking and in particular for 2 storey dwellings I would think this would require the membrane be installed on top of the screed (substrate) in many instances. Where a falls to floor wastes are required, waterproofing over the screed wouldn’t be doable under a lot of circumstances subject to AS3740.2021, so I would think Part 10.2 of the Housing Provisions would have to be the most practical choice if intending to waterproof under the screed. I.e AS3740.2021 wouldn’t be a chosen pathway commonly for this reason. Do you know if there are any other considerations to this when choosing which is best, under or over screed? Cheers
A couple of typos above but the main point is waterproofing under a screed wouldn’t be able to be done subject to AS3740.2021 in a lot of circumstances where falls are required due to the clause and definition of substrate. Therefore surely the overwhelming majority are opting for the Housing Provisions pathway where a membrane doesn’t have to be installed to a substrate that’s has falls (under screed) but not sure if there is other considerations around this?
i believe housing provisions has its own pitfalls such as requiring a 25mm step down into the shower area which is also undesirable.