Schluter Kerdi 323 Sq. ft. Roll Waterproofing Membrane

This product provides a waterproof membrane to protect the integrity of your home against water damage from leaks when building a tile shower. It is a much better product than cheap look a likes. I have used this product in building 5 tile showers in the last 3 years with zero issues. It is a must have!

Schluter is the industry’s leader in waterproofing. I wasn’t going to chance my investment on an off brand membrane. Would recommend.

great product at a great price!

this is the best waterproofing available for low or zero threshold showers. Ive used it for years already burnt through this roll and bought another from a local supplier. We do custom baths and showers and there really isnt anything to compare it to that does a better job.

Needs to be put in properly so take your time, no shot cuts.

If you are going to put a lot of time and effort into remodeling a bathroom then it pays to use the best products on the market when doing the job. I have seen this product used for so many years in Canada that I knew that once I could get it in the US I would used it for my bathroom jobs. I bought the bigger roll as I have multiple bathrooms that I am remodeling in my house, the cost savings were much better.

What can be said about this product which has not already been stated. Great product for new install or remodel.

This is easy to install and has great adhesion. I would recommend it.

Excelente servicio y excelente producto

I love this product, this is my 3rd or 4th roll from this exact listing on amazon that ive bought and two of the rolls came in genuine schluter kerdi packaging and sealed by them and 2 rolls have come as if a third party has measured out a 323 sf roll cut to size themself and rolled it up and wrapped it themelves and that is something I personally am not a huge fan of. I trust this great product to keep my clients showers and homes protected from damaging water and dont like the thought of someone else having hands on this product and rolling it up as it is a fairly easy membrane to breech and poke holes in. Not saying someone would do that but accidents happen.