Hi, there's probably a simple answer to this. I'm running cables on a 'tanked' wall and want to know the best way to adhere the pvc channel to the wall, hope you can help cheers
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the plaster should hold it quite well.. but to hold it in place until it's plastered over, try double sided tape.. or a few dabs of "no nails" or similar construction adhesive..
Do you mean channel? That could be tricky. PVC trunking might be better.
You could stick with Gripfill or silicone perhaps. Just so long as its not so heavy that it will rip of your tanking.
You could stick with Gripfill or silicone perhaps. Just so long as its not so heavy that it will rip of your tanking.
Thanks for your ideas, thought it would be that simple, cheers
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baz1968
Baz, NO!
The area is tanked. If he drives anything into the wall he'll have a tank with holes in it
The area is tanked. If he drives anything into the wall he'll have a tank with holes in it
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baz1968
Your right TTC, just read the op again 
Not trunking - oval conduit is the thing for this job, fixed with some grip fill or bonding compound etc.
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