Reference: ILU5200

G-Flex Waterproofing Desolidarizing Sheet 1x30m (Box 1 unit)

Before: €411.64
Price:
-5%
Tax included at 21%
Share
Unit price: 391,06 €
Receive it between 13 and November 17.

This product has free shipping from: 250,00 €

Calculate your shipping costs

Select zone and quantity

The G-Flex Waterproofing Sheet is a high-quality, waterproof, anti-fracture decoupling sheet composed of a polyethylene membrane bonded to a layer of geotextile.

Designed to be installed under ceramic or natural stone flooring, it provides insulation against cracks, humidity and structural stresses. Its thickness of 3 mm and its 1x30 m roll format allows to cover up to 30 m² with a total weight of 18.75 kg, facilitating a fast, effective and safe installation.

Questions? Message us on WhatsApp

The G-Flex waterproofing sheet is a high-quality technical sheet used as a desolidarity, waterproof and anti-fracture system for ceramic or natural stone floors.

It is composed of a high-density polyethylene membrane with circular nodules and a layer of bonded geotextile that allows it to be correctly fixed to the substrate by means of cementitious adhesives. This combination provides an effective separation between the coating and the base.

With a thickness of only 3 mm, it allows working on substrates with cracks or residual moisture, preventing these defects from affecting the top coating. It is also ideal for installations with underfloor heating, as it improves heat distribution and allows its installation without respecting the joints of the support.

Its 1x 30 roll format covers a surface of 30 m². It has a total weight of 18.75 kg, making it a lightweight and easy to handle solution during the construction site. The red color facilitates the visualization and correct placement of the sheet.

Product G-Flex Waterproofing Desolidarizing Sheet 1x30m (Box 1 unit)
Brand / Manufacturer Estil Guru
Weight (kg) 16.5
Roll Length (meters) 30

What would you like to know about this product?

Related products:

Best sellers

Loading...

Back to top