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What is the definition of AS/NZS 3740?
- This standard sets out requirements for the materials, design and installation of waterproofing for domestic wet areas for residential buildings.
- This standard sets out requirements for above ground, exposed waterproofing.
- This standard sets out requirements for below ground, non-exposed waterproofing.
- This standard sets out requirements for the tiling of wet areas.
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What is the definition of AS/NZS 4858?
- This standard sets out general test and performance requirements of waterproofing membranes intended for use in above ground, exposed applications.
- This standard sets out general test and performance requirements of waterproofing membranes intended for use in below ground, non-exposed applications.
- This standard sets out the general test and performance requirements of waterproofing membranes intended for application in conjunction with AS/NZS 3740.
- This standard sets out general test and performance requirements of waterproofing membranes intended for use in conjunction with cement based tile adhesives.
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Are Crommelin under-tile waterproofing membranes suitable for use in Australia and New Zealand?
- Yes: BRANZ appraisal No: 1199 (Wet Area Membranes) and appraisal No:1200 (Under-tile External Membranes).
- No.
- Only with the consent of the manufacturer.
- Only when applied by a licensed professional waterproofer.
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Does waterproofing replace adequate drainage design?
- Drainage is an un-important consideration.
- No. Waterproofing is installed as a supplementary line of defense against water ingress into a structure and must work in conjunction with effective drainage.
- Yes.
- Drainage is of secondary importance in any building design.
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Who is responsible for ensuring that all construction elements are installed correctly?
- The customer.
- The waterproofing membrane manufacturer.
- The waterproofing applicator.
- The builder is responsible for the correct installation of all building elements as per manufacturer’s recommendations and AU/NZS Building Codes. This includes the provision of adequate falls to waste.
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Who is responsible for the condition of the substrate as soon as waterproofing begins?
- The builder.
- The customer.
- Once waterproofing commences, the applicator has assumed responsibility for the quality of the substrate.
- The waterproofing membrane manufacturer.
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