Waterproof Membrane

Waterproof Membranes for walls and floors - tough, easy to fix, fast to finish

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Why are we so different to other Suppliers?

- because we will make a Kit just for you

- membrane by the metre, part boxes of plugs and seals

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1. Wall Lining Kit - with welded on string Mesh - for direct plastering or 'dab' fixing of plasterboard. Easy to install, plastic membrane - no rendering, no mess, no smell - easy DIY fix with bang-in plastic plugs, covered in mesh ready to plaster with a 'bonding' plaster, or just plasterboard onto adhesive dabs.

MESH MEMBRANE - for plastering and plasterboard on adhesive 'dabs'

Drill through the dimples with a masonry bit - 8mm diameter at 250mm centres, for plastering (25 plugs per square metre) or allow 15 plugs per square metre for plasterboard fixing on adhesive 'dabs' - position around the edges of the sheet and randomly for each 'dab' position.

Drilling Mesh Membrane

The green plug has 'fir tree' serration's,

to tightly grip the inside of the hole

Plug for Mesh Membrane

Mastic Rope, used for neck seals and joining sheets, plus around services like pipes and electrical boxes.

Fit the seal washer or use Mastic Rope, provided in the kit to seal behind the head

Fit a sealing washer or use Mastic Rope

Drive the plug home with a hammer until

the head is nicely flush,

without buckling the membrane

Hammer in the plug until the seal squahes into the membrane to make a seal

Waterproof Membrane showing the mesh side,

ready for direct plastering with normal 'bonding' plaster.

Double sided joint tape for Kontract and Mesh Membranes, for overlapping joints.

Tape, double sided, for joining sheets of membrane


2. Wall Lining Kit - No Mesh - for 'battening' with timber fixed with screws into the plug heads, to then line with plasterboard. Easy to install, plastic membrane - no rendering, no mess, no smell - easy DIY fix with bang-in plastic plugs. Insulation can be fixed between the battens.

KONTRACT MEMBRANE - for wooden battens and plasterboard, with insulation in between (optional)

Kontract Membrane, for Battens (wooden)

Hammer in a plug, through the Kontract MembraneKontract Membrane Plugs - black or green

Wall and floor Membrane - no Mesh - first, drill a 10mm diameter hole.

- for fixing battens to plug heads.

Wooden batten ready to drill for self tapping screw

Plugs have holes for screw fixing (No.12 self self tapping screw)

battens - the holes are moulded into the plug head.

Battens fitted lengthways - curved wallsEnd wall of cellar - Kontract Membrane fitted

Double sided joint tape for Kontract and Mesh Membranes, for overlapping joints.

Tape, double sided, for joining sheets of membrane

Single side wide tape, called Corner Tape -  for corners and oversealing joints

Corner tape, for awkward joints

and sealing junctions (single sided)


3. Floor Lining Kit - No Mesh - for direct laying. No plugs or fixings required. Uses Mastic Tape of Mastic Rope to permanently join sheets.

KONTRACT MEMBRANE - for floors, join with double sided tape.

Flooring membrane being rolled out.

Seal the overlapping joints with the Mastic Tape or Mastic Rope.

Kontract Membrane being rolled out onto a floor - no fixings required.

Waterproof Membrane with no mesh, ready for direct flooring

- concrete screed or wooden floor using chipboard flooring.

Double sided joint tape for Kontract and Mesh Membranes, for overlapping joints.

Tape for joints, double sided - overlap the sheets by three rows of dimples.

Mastic Rope, used for neck seals and joining sheets, plus around services like pipes and electrical boxes.

Mastic Rope - sticky all round, for joints,

dimple to dimple and for plug head seals.


As used by the professionals - not all damp proofing membranes are made to these high standards - beware of cheap imitations.

Click here for a check list if you want to diagnose your damp

Click here to see an actual installation in Non-Mesh Membrane using battens and plasterboard, including some curved surfaces.

membrane material - plastic dimpled sheet on a roll, easy to cut and trim.

plastering - plaster straight onto the welded-on mesh with ordinary Bonding lightweight plaster

floor option - for damp floors, or basements use our membrane without the mesh - just lay chipboard flooring or screed directly onto the waterproof membrane


As used by the Trade - Wall Lining Mesh Membrane is easy to fix on any type of drillable, sound masonry

1. Wall Mesh Membrane Kit includes membrane - 2 metres wide x your specified length.

(Non-Mesh Membrane available is various roll lengths 2 metres wide, plugs, tape and rope to suit).

2. Comes with plastic hammer-in plugs and waterproof seals, ready to use

3. No special tools required, just drill 8mm holes.

4. Quick to install - just drill & bang-in the plugs

5. Ready to plaster - no risk of damp ever again, use modern paints and papers on your plaster with no risk

6. Effective - fully BBA tested and approved


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Site written by: David Moore

David Moore, B.A. (Hons.), C.T.I.S., C.R.D.S. Technical Author

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