Kiesel Okamul DF 14 Kg Elastic Polymer Based Anti-Fracture Flexible Liquid Waterproofing Membrane System for Installation Under Ceramic Tiles on Interior Walls or Bathroom and Shower Floor, 80203

Kiesel Okamul DF is a membrane system (liquid flooring underlayment) for wet areas. It creates a powerful water barrier and prevents potential water leakage. Okamul DF acts as a waterproofing membrane (floor mat), safeguarding your walls and floors against water damage. This makes this waterproof system an ideal solution for various projects. Kiesel Okamul DF floor underlayment is a heavy duty and load bearing crack isolation uncoupling membrane (liquid membrane), providing structural support. It also prevents fractures of substrate, damaging wall tile and floor tiles installations (ceramic tile). The liquid membrane can be installed using your thinset mortar. This liquid membrane (floor covering) offers fast and easy installation and bonds directly to diverse substrates. Kiesel Okamul DF is the ultimate load bearing, waterproofing, and crack in the floor prevention product for your tile underlayment needs. Its seamless spread creates a continuous, durable, and watertight barrier in interior workspaces (interior wall and floor). It is a wonderful option for your renovation, bathroom decor, kitchen decor, or home decor needs. This underlayment membrane can be used in DIY projects or professional home improvement projects of all scopes. This tile membrane underlayment is usable in your shower (with floor drain), hot tub surround (hot tub), bathtub surround, laundry room, living room, bathroom, laundry room, kitchen, and other areas where potential water leakage is a concern. The test report "General Building Authority Test Certificate" is available. Suitable with substrates, such as sheetrock, gypsum plasterboard, gypsum fiberboard concrete, autoclaved aerated concrete, cement, and asphalt screed. It can be diluted to a maximum of 0.5% with water if necessary. The coverage of the membrane is approximately 84 - 94 Sq Ft. The drying time of the liquid membrane is approximately 1 - 2 hours.