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Membrane under screed. Upstairs or on the slab.

1 min readFORSPEC Technical Team

The short version

  • One job, bathrooms upstairs and on the slab, and the same build-up in each.
  • ACTFLEX 900R sheet goes down below the screed on every floor.
  • ACTFLEX 906 WPU runs down the walls and onto the sheet.
FORSPEC drawing of a bathroom floor with the sheet membrane under the screed and the wall membrane brought down over the sheet
The membrane under the screed, with the wall membrane lapped onto it.

Inside a building the wet-area standard allows the membrane above the screed or below it. With the membrane below, the screed can be laid to falls over a floor that is already watertight.

FORSPEC on Instagram · 9 Nov 2026Bathrooms in ACTFLEX 900R, under the screedLoads when you tap

Why under the screed

Drawing B100 shows a bathroom on concrete with the membrane under the screed.

Where this comes from

Standards are summarised in FORSPEC's own words as a guide. Read the standard itself and your project documents before you build.

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