ᐅ Vinyl in the Bathroom – Waterproofing – Timber Frame Construction

Hello everyone,

how does it work in timber frame construction when installing moisture-resistant (click) vinyl flooring in the bathroom and a full waterproofing system (liquid sealant, waterproof membranes, sealed corners, etc.) is applied? The waterproofing won’t be perfectly flat to lay vinyl on, right? Or can an impact sound insulation underlayment even out these irregularities? Or does the vinyl then need to be fully glued down?
Thanks

world-e schrieb:
Hello everyone,

how is it handled in timber frame construction when installing moisture-resistant (click) vinyl flooring in the bathroom, and a full waterproofing system (liquid membrane, waterproof sheets, sealed corners, etc.) is applied? The waterproofing probably won’t be perfectly flat for laying vinyl on, right? Or can an impact sound insulation layer compensate for these unevenness? Or does the vinyl need to be glued down in that case?
Thanks

I’m also interested. How have you solved this?

Hello,

is the waterproofing in your case more than just a coating? Do you have screed in the bathroom?

Knallkörper schrieb:
Hello,

is the waterproofing for you more than just a coating? Do you have a screed in the bathroom?

Are you referring to me? So far we don’t have anything yet, but it would probably be a screed and waterproofing with a coating; until this thread, I had never heard of using a membrane.