Come on its 2015, you would have to be out of your mind to use Hardiglaze. Its the ugliest wet wall lining know to man kind.
nukhelenc,
Oct 12, 2:22am
Its long lasting if done properly. Its awesome stuff. They still make it, people still use it. Bang for buck buddy :) Ive seen 10 year stuff, and ive seen ten year on tiles and the grout
I put the tile 6mm around the bath and the 4mm around the other walls and ceiling, Its so easy to keep clean and after 10 odd years it still looking like new. Its not cheap but when ya sick of it it would be much easy to to change to something else than pulling tiles. Depends on what aorta house u have i suppose.
underconstructy,
Oct 12, 5:48am
They still make hardiglaze because it's good for public restrooms, student flats and low price hotel/motels.
ebygum1,
Oct 12, 6:44am
Most bathrooms will have a lightswitch, power point/shaver point, heated towel rail, it's aesy to earth it out of sight.
amasser,
Oct 12, 7:02am
Hardiglaze - has a tile pattern and might not need plasterboard lining = saving.
pestri,
Oct 12, 7:08am
Not necessarily within reach of the shower.
cagivachick1,
Oct 13, 8:52am
so your certified builder signed off your handyman waterproofing, brave man
ebygum1,
Oct 13, 7:26pm
They don't need to be in reach of the shower,A.C.P. is a good conductor,if you have it on your bathroom walls it needs to be earthed.
johotech,
Oct 13, 7:34pm
Not true.
ksam,
Oct 14, 4:19am
Or stupid
pestri,
Oct 14, 4:23am
Never observed an earth ss shower tray,, or is that because I haven't been looking?
johotech,
Oct 14, 4:42am
The only items in a house that require earthing are electrical fittings or electrical appliances. Lights, power points, oven, metal meter box etc.
stevo2,
Sep 2, 10:45am
No builder, whether certified or not can sign off waterproofing membranes. That can only be done by a certified applicator/tiler
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