Code of practice - Internal wet area membrane systems
their substrates, for bathrooms, kitchens and laundries within buildings. Facilities such as industrial processing areas (for instance a cowshed or an industrial food making facility), or the surrounds and changing facilities of internal swimming pools or spas, are outside the scope of this Code of Practice.
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