Use the red, leave out the black.
Never want to have two vaper barriers.
Never want to have two vaper barriers.
waterproof bathroom
Planning on gutting bathroom and tiling walls. After I gut the walls down to studs, I was planning on stapling felt paper as a moisture barrier and then hardy backer. After research I discovered redguard. With redguard can I skip felt paper? Was thinking just putting up hardibacker directly to studs, then applying two coats of redguard. Does this sound accurate? Thank u all in advance!!
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Thats what we did in our recent bathroom reno. I had never heard of it previously but in my research in stood out as the best option.check out "kerdi"
Its the best option so far from what I read recently...Planning on gutting bathroom and tiling walls. After I gut the walls down to studs, I was planning on stapling felt paper as a moisture barrier and then hardy backer. After research I discovered redguard. With redguard can I skip felt paper? Was thinking just putting up hardibacker directly to studs, then applying two coats of redguard. Does this sound accurate? Thank u all in advance!!
If you are talking about a shower, the previous posts are right on.
If you are talking about bathroom walls, waterproofing to that degree is not really necessary.
If you are talking about bathroom walls, waterproofing to that degree is not really necessary.
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