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What is the procedure of Waterproofing in toilet sunken area ?
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Answer Posted / bimal chettri.
First The Sunken is slab to be cleared from all loose
materials and it is to be coated with SIKA/Dr. FIxit water
proofing liquid. After that 1:2 CM plastering is to be done
and then the remaining area is to be filled with brick bats
and after that 4" PCC (1:1.5:3) is to be done with 10mm down
aggregate and after that Tiles work can be carried out.
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