Code of practice - Internal wet area membrane systems
Code of Practice for Internal Wet Area Membranes Page 6 of 108 Waterproofing Membrane Association NZ Inc, www.wmai.org.nz February, 2020 2.0.2 Household kitchen sinks and laundry tubs that have an integrated overflow with
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