What's the difference between Hydro Ban and Hydro Barrier? I am installing concrete board in a tub surround.
1995360
I beleive the Hydro ban is a thicker coating, no mesh required. The commercial pros use this product.
1995361
Hydroban is the newer generation waterproofing system product of Hydro barrier. It is easier to apply and will dry faster (depending on humidity) within a couple of hours and changes color. You can always use a fan to speed up the drying process. FYI, It takes 2 coats to achieve the thickness you need; and always inspect waterproofing for any areas that you may have missed. Once it is cured, water test.
1995362
Hydro Ban I believe you do not need to tape line to line joints. I just finished a shower that used Hardi Backer board. I used the Hydroban product with excellent results . Just taped the corners. If you use the Hydro Ban give a few days to completely dry. Can not comment on the Hydro Barrier never used it.
828023
The SFHD is for siding and decks. The SF1G-J is for roofing and cement. I did use the SFHD on a roof and it does take time but it worked great. I again will buy the SFHD for all of my uses.
483483
Unsure of difference. But the reviews I have seen rate the WaterBob very highly.
2221856
The answer according to my tape measure is 8" base that tappers its length of 6.5" to 5". I'm curious to know what a hydro-shield is. If its to protect it from water under the hood, I would have to say anything other than installing what is in the box is unnecessary. It is actually pretty awesome and when the pedal is to the floor or even half way you can really tell a difference in engine sound. Hope this helps. Good Luck! Doug
1188768
I purchased the Grohe 35015000 Grohsafe Universal Pressure Balance Rough-In Valve as we do not have a tub, just the shower. My contractor did not mention having any problems with it, and the shower heads work great!
1859866
I have no idea about the difference. I just know that the simple one suits me. It works well in the shower and travels with me well.
1564146
Hank, the bottom anti water strip helps to prevent the door from swinging inward. When the door is closed and the vinyl of that sweep touches the tub edge it creates friction that stops the door from over-closing into the tub area. If you have any other questions about the Aqua Uno or any other DreamLine product, please do not hesitate to call our DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. We are happy to answer all of your questions.
231475
The difference is the product has an offset inside diameter which allows easy installation, with thicker padding toward driver or side where protection is needed. It is also denser than most closed cell pipe insulation and not as flexible so it absorbs more impact energy.
2258349
Sorry, the design is the same. The return outlet/output is very short and creates, as intended, a lot of surface turbulence. I keep the water level high and direct the outlet toward the aquarium wall so the force is somewhat mitigated. I agree with the previous responder; the quality has suffered with the new units.
922934
I personally have not tried both so I don't know the difference. Maybe ask the Hydroderm folks.
522140
I do not know what the difference would be. I had never tiled walls before. I followed a wonderful series of youtube videos that walked me through step by step. He explained why this was his preferred product. I chose to follow his videos to precision and am happy I did. My bathroom turned out fabulously!!! :-)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95-l9CKoRiE&src;_vid=OODB_RyxJm4&feature;=iv&annotat;ion_id=annotation_3120556069
868565
Interestingly: lower. This goes against conventional siphoning logic, but these work on a different principle. The water doesn't have to be much lower, as long as the surface of the water is slightly lower than the base of the spike you're good.
642045
I have (had) both and water pressure is the same, however DO NOT BUY this model as it has a cheap plastic holder that constantly causes the wand to slip down during showering. Even worse , it will fall of at times and bang into the shower wall, Mine shattered completely last weekend at the hose connection and broke the O ring as it crashed into my shower wall. Amazon made good, however CULLIGAN has not responded to 2 e-mails Very poor customer service.
580889
There is a double stick gasket to help seal and hold in place. I put caulk around it to seal to shower wall.
1976937
I have not noticed any difference, I don't know technically if it does. I have not found any where that has allowed air to pass being that it had pulled away . I was just running new water and sewage lines in the basement and was inspecting for air leaks of places that I missed on the original install. I found none. You might want to contact the manufacture for technical data. They were very helpful and addressed all questions. I used the closed cell exclusively . Full fill . I can tell I am BLOWN AWAY with the low cost of my heating this year so far. I have used only 1/4 tank of oil. I keep that house at 70 degrees. I live in western pa. Hope this helps I have not noticed any difference, I don't know technically if it does. I have not found any where that has allowed air to pass being that it had pulled away . I was just running new water and sewage lines in the basement and was inspecting for air leaks of places that I missed on the original install. I found none. You might want to contact the manufacture for technical data. They were very helpful and addressed all questions. I used the closed cell exclusively . Full fill . I can tell I am BLOWN AWAY with the low cost of my heating this year so far. I have used only 1/4 tank of oil. I... » Read More I have not noticed any difference, I don't know technically if it does. I have not found any where that has allowed air to pass being that it had pulled away . I was just running new water and sewage lines in the basement and was inspecting for air leaks of places that I missed on the original install. I found none. You might want to contact the manufacture for technical data. They were very helpful and addressed all questions. I used the closed cell exclusively . Full fill . I can tell I am BLOWN AWAY with the low cost of my heating this year so far. I have used only 1/4 tank of oil. I keep that house at 70 degrees. I live in western pa. Hope this helps « Show Less
1026406
Yes. However, the question is really water vs sand, and water is significantly heavier than sand and way easier to put in. Between water and gel, the water leaks out easier. If the base gets moved often, cracks will develop, and in my experience cconcrete withe water added is the best option.
1369320
As far as I now there is no difference. I have changed mine for different water levels a couple of times. paid no attention to which is which, and everything always worked.