Internal Waterproofing for Australian Bathrooms and Wet Areas

Warmup’s internal waterproofing range is designed to work seamlessly with the Warmup underfloor heating system — creating a fully compatible wet area build-up from substrate to tile finish. Compliant with AS 3740 Australian standards.

Internal Waterproofing for Australian Bathrooms and Wet Areas
Warmup's internal waterproofing range is designed to work seamlessly with the Warmup underfloor heating system — creating a fully compatible wet area build-up from substrate to tile finish. Compliant with AS 3740 Australian standards.
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The Foundation of Every Successful Heated Wet Area

Correct internal waterproofing is essential before any underfloor heating system is installed in a wet area. Warmup’s internal waterproofing products are fully compatible with the Warmup underfloor heating range, covering shower floors, shower walls, bathroom floors, laundry floors, and balconies.

Membrane systems are applied to the substrate prior to the heating mat or cable, creating a continuous waterproof barrier protecting both the substrate and heating element from moisture ingress. The correct installation sequence, internal waterproofing first, then heating element, then tile adhesive and tiles, ensures both systems perform correctly.

All Warmup internal waterproofing products are designed to comply with AS 3740, the Australian Standard for waterproofing of domestic wet areas, when applied in accordance with installation instructions.

Sourcing waterproofing and underfloor heating from Warmup eliminates compatibility concerns. Warmup’s technical team can advise on the correct product and application sequence for any wet area project, from single bathrooms to full multi-room renovations.

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Warmup Wet Area Membrane

Engineered for both houses and apartments, this liquid-applied membrane is suitable for use over timber or concrete substrates. When applied directly to the substrate before the heating system is installed, it provides a continuous, 100% waterproof barrier beneath the heated floor. The system is independently tested and BRANZ appraised and is fully compatible with all Warmup undertile heating systems and tile adhesives. It is also backed by a 15-year warranty.

Why Buy Waterproofing from Warmup?

Sourcing your waterproofing and underfloor heating from Warmup ensures full product compatibility and a clearly documented installation sequence — simplifying the specification process for builders, tilers and bathroom renovators.

  •  The waterproofing works with all of Warmup’s undertile heating systems
  •  Warmup’s product documentation covers the complete installation sequence
  •  It meets the Australian Standard for wet area waterproofing — AS 3740
  •  Independently tested and BRANZ appraised waterproofing system with a 15-year warranty
  •  One supplier for waterproofing, heating, and thermostat products
  •  Free technical support and product selection advice

Complete Your Wet Area Specification with Warmup

Warmup supplies waterproofing, underfloor heating and thermostat products as a complete wet area package for any project. Contact our Australian team for product specification advice and a full quote, or call 1800 WARMUP (1800 927 687)

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Internal Waterproofing FAQs

A: The waterproofing membrane is applied to the substrate first, then the heating system is installed, followed by tile adhesive and tiles. This sequence ensures the waterproof layer remains intact and the heating element is protected from moisture. Warmup’s installation guides cover the complete build-up process.

A: In Australia, bathroom and wet area waterproofing must comply with AS 3740 — the Australian Standard for waterproofing of domestic wet areas. Requirements cover shower floors, shower walls, bath surrounds, and floor areas. In some states, waterproofing must be carried out by a licensed waterproofer. Warmup’s products are designed to meet these requirements when installed in accordance with the product instructions.

A: Yes, provided the substrate is in good condition and clean. If you are renovating an existing shower floor, the old waterproofing membrane and any damaged substrate should be removed before the new system is applied. Warmup’s technical team can advise on surface preparation requirements for your specific project.

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