MB-AS-GA
Astarix General-Purpose Acrylic Primer
Construction chemicals · Primers
- Coverage
- 0,10–0,20 kg/m²
- Pack
- 10 kg jerrycan
Waterproofing
Bathroom, kitchen and wet-area waterproofing
Watertight wet areas with cementitious or hybrid membranes under tiles, including corner tapes, drains and pipe penetrations.
When do you need it?
- Stains appear on the ceiling below a bathroom
- A bathroom or kitchen is being renovated
- A walk-in, level-access shower is planned
- In multiple wet rooms of hotels, dormitories and hospitals
Layer build-up
- 5Adhesive + tilesC2TE classView product →
- 4Flexible waterproofing (2 coats)Up to 2 m on shower wallsView product →
- 3Corner tapeWall–floor junctionsView product →
- 2PrimerEqualises absorptionView product →
- 1Screed / renderSound, sloped surface
Process
Step by step
- 01Survey and measurement
Our technical team measures moisture on site, inspects existing layers and details, takes dimensions and photos.
- 02Plumbing test
Supply and waste pipes are pressure-tested before finishes; leaks are fixed first.
- 03Details
Drain collars, pipe penetrations and corners are prepared with tape.
- 04Waterproofing
Two coats of flexible waterproofing are applied crosswise, taken higher on shower walls.
- 05Flood test
A 24-hour flood test is performed and the room below checked.
- 06Inspection and handover
At completion we carry out a water test or visual inspection and hand over a photo report and written warranty certificate.
Products in this system
MB-YB-BT
Likimem Waterproofing Corner Tape
Waterproofing · Tapes & accessories
- Coverage
- Köşe ve derz uzunluğu kadar (+%10)
- Pack
- 50 m roll, 12 cm wide
MB-CP-2K
Çimpro 2K Flexible Waterproofing
Waterproofing · Cementitious
- Coverage
- 2,5–3,5 kg/m² (iki kat, ~2 mm)
- Pack
- 30 kg kit (22.5 kg powder + 7.5 kg liquid)
MB-FX-C2
Fixor C2TE Flexible Tile Adhesive
Construction chemicals · Adhesives & grouts
- Coverage
- 4–6 kg/m² (tarak dişine göre)
- Pack
- 25 kg bag
FAQ
Can a bathroom be waterproofed without removing tiles?
If leaks are through joints, regrouting and a clear coating may help temporarily; a lasting fix needs waterproofing under the tiles.
How high should waterproofing go up the walls?
At least 15–20 cm in general areas and up to at least 2 m in the shower zone.
Why do a flood test?
It is the only reliable way to catch a defect before tiling; repairs after finishing cost far more.
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