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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- It's finally time to waterproof our shower - our flat-pack, partial shower cubical that is. Instead of using heavy tiles and sealant in our van conversion, we opted to go with tanking, since we think it would be easier for our recirculating shower.
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if youtube had a two thumbs up button feature , this video deserves it. great reaction.
Thank you :) (but between you and me, I think Polly is plotting revenge....she keeps wanting to go to lakes and rivers...and keeps saying hmm, not that one, not that one...)
The ending made me smile 😀
We had to test it somehow 😂😇😊
Bucket of cold water over head is just funny!🤣
Sure is (for the one pouring it 🤣🥳)
I really like the construction process, it's always very well thought out and executed with great care. My construction process is exactly in the shower phase, this content will be my guide, thank you
The shower is a tricky one, there's actually quite a bit you need to know at the framing stage. The shower is the 1 thing we have quite a few upgrade ideas that we would do next time in the building stage. Make sure you have solid framing for the base and walls and think about leaving space for your pipes to actually get your water into the shower. As for the tanking, it works in houses, and at the moment, we still think it's the best thing we could have done for waterproofing. 👍
@@FreedomStrider really complicated, at the moment I'm redesigning the fixing structure because I want to avoid any wall movement, my floor structure also doesn't have a slope, I have a lot of work to do, I wait for the next video
Great shower guys! Much inspiration, It looks great too!
Cheers, it's a work in progress, but so far so good 😎
great solution! thanks for sharing
It's a pretty neat solution 👌
you made me spit my tea out at the end .. ha ha great shower
Totally worth it...though I know Polly is planning her revenge 👀
Oh wow polly can’t believe Sam poured water over you lol. Well done guys, you have done a great job with the shower. Oh ya we also found it hard to drain the water when we where not packed level even with a 15mm slop in our shower tray. When we are level it works amazing lol
He'll get whats coming to him soon enough 😂
With the slant, there is only so much you can do - we'll test it out.
@@FreedomStrider can’t wait to see the test. The best test will be to park the van on a curb and test it on both sides of the van and see how it goes 😊
How is it holding up? Any leaks?
The tanking is amazing, I would use it every time - just did another shower the same way. We would honestly not use anything else than a tanking kit for any shower (camper or house)
When you say foam tiles... are they squishy? lol
And oh my that must have been a cold shower, but you had it in your DIY shower! ;)
Semi squishy yeah, but waterproof, and they are very lightweight! Time will tell of they can handle everyday knocks and such 👍
(and yes, Sam claims he heated the water up, but it was still pretty cold 🤣)
Very nice showerplace. And now you have your own miss wet t-shirt.
She'll get me back soon enough 😬
Great that the tanking has held this long, what about the foamy waterproof tile-like membrane, did it stick long term? were there bubbles after a while from expansion due to severe heat or breakage? is it a very good waterproof material and would you recommend it? I am looking for the best final membrane after the tanking that would stand the test of different weather conditions.
I've used something similar in a bathroom. Don't just rely on the sticky backing, use extra adhesive, especially around the edges. If you apply a thin coat of epoxy resin as well, it should make them more durable without adding much weight.
They held fine (until we got cats who promptly started climbing the foam and your it to shred 😝)... but regardless I would recommend going with thin plastic. You can get cool tile or brick like patterns in pvc and that is much more durable.
Hahaha great video
Glad you liked it 😀
Shower looks great, did I hear you say you're putting in a recirculating shower? I'm toying with the idea of doing that in mine, when will you release a video on this?
Later on in the year, we are out on the road now and will be designing the shower as we travel. We'll need to do some upgrades and renovations to the shower compartment as well. So it's going to be a long process 😊
Have you tried out your radiant floor yet? Was wondering how that went because I'm thinking about buying the Espar S3 too. Not sure it is sized to handle the floor in addition to everything else.
So far, the radiant floor has worked great! The Espar heater can handle heating our floor and the air at the same time without issue (we haven't tested the water heating yet). From what we've heard, the water heating takes the most heat out of the glycol loop.
It takes around 5 minutes for hot air to come out the matrix, and within 15-30 minutes, the floor is noticeably warmer, and the longer we keep it on, the more evenly the heat spreads.
Soon we are going to do a fuel efficiency test on how much fuel the heater actually uses (with and without the underfloor being on) so that'll be interesting to see if it makes a difference. 👍
@@FreedomStrider Thanks, I'll look forward to that.
Loved your shower, but a little cold............❤️🙂
Haha, it is a work in progress 😉
Expecting to see big time retribution at some Point in the future.
Hahaha, don't you worry the plotting has begun 😇
So glad u did this vid guys. I am just thinking about how to make my shower and toilet water proof and was thinking about doing the same. Would love and update after a month or so with your don’t does and how it gets on 😁
Once we've tested it out thoroughly, we'll see if any changes need to be made but at the moment, the walls and floor water are waterproof 😊
@@FreedomStrider cool thanks 😁 a random aside, was the blue stuff you coated the walls and floor in kinda rubbery once dry?
After two years, will you still use this method ? Does it stay waterproof ? Did you have any problem, leaks ?
Yes, I would pick tanking again, it is the best way to waterproof for a moving vehicle. ☺️
Thank you ! @@FreedomStrider
Hey did you guys ever figure out what you used on your floor?
To be honest, the floor still looks the same as in the video above. The waterproofing is holding well, so we are hoping to use some light snick on tiles - probably some sort of PVC. 😊
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Suprise!
Lol that poor paintbrush
Yeah, cant say no paint brushes were harmed in the making of... 😅