Just saw this? It seems like it should work. (Tri-flex like house wrap for your roof, I think it’s by Grace Prod.)
What do you think?
Garett
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If it ain't Kerdi, it ain't sh!t
Go to John Bridge for the best responses to all questions about tile and tiling.
Sorry guys my first post was not clear... it (tri-flex) was used in place of 6 mill as the water barrier behind the dura rock. The tile guy said his dad used 30# felt back in the "old days" and this stuff is tougher than both felt and poly) Like I said it seems like it will work. Just checking with the brain trust at Breaktime.Garett