jolt
2023-01-22 20:02:24
- #1
Hello everyone,
we would like to have vinyl glued in the basement of our newly built house. The basement is constructed as a [weiße Wanne] and actually I do not expect any water in the basement, but you never know. In the laundry room, we have a floor drain in the middle.
The current floor structure is as follows:
For the top layer, which is to be glued by the floor installer, the current plan is:
That way a little water (e.g., a bucket of water tipping over) wouldn’t be a problem, right?
But if water stands in the basement, it would be a problem at the edges of the walls, I suppose. Then you would have to proceed as in the bathroom and work with sealing tape and surface sealing? A considerable additional effort for the entire basement. Probably also exaggerated.
How would you do it? What should I consider?
Thank you all
we would like to have vinyl glued in the basement of our newly built house. The basement is constructed as a [weiße Wanne] and actually I do not expect any water in the basement, but you never know. In the laundry room, we have a floor drain in the middle.
The current floor structure is as follows:
[*]Perimeter insulation
[*]Floor slab
[*]Bitumen sealing membrane
[*]PU insulation
[*]Underfloor heating
[*]Cement screed
For the top layer, which is to be glued by the floor installer, the current plan is:
[*]Sanding the screed
[*]Primer
[*]Leveling compound
[*]Sand again??
[*]Glue vinyl
That way a little water (e.g., a bucket of water tipping over) wouldn’t be a problem, right?
But if water stands in the basement, it would be a problem at the edges of the walls, I suppose. Then you would have to proceed as in the bathroom and work with sealing tape and surface sealing? A considerable additional effort for the entire basement. Probably also exaggerated.
How would you do it? What should I consider?
Thank you all