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7 years ago

what did you use on the walls

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HONEYandSPICE innenarchitektur + design
7 years ago
hi douglas,

it's a cementary base. we used a german product: ardex. but there are quite a few on the market- like beton ciré or the spanish product stn. [houzz FUGENLOSE BÄDER[(https://www.houzz.de/magazin/grenzenlos-schoen-9-fugenlose-baeder-und-ihre-techniken-stsetivw-vs~48615810)

best regards,

team honey and spice
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Beton²
7 years ago
That`s correct. You can find many similar named products for concretes. Material must be waterproof to build showers. We prefer a product from Swizerland " Crearev MSM" . Most important thing in bath rooms is the right sealer.

Best regards.

Beton²-Team
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