Point drainage in suspended timber floors (integrated) - Fundo Ligno

Floor-level shower systems

The wedi Fundo Ligno floor element was specially developed for use in old and new builds with suspended timber floors. With the integrated version shown here, the seal is created on the neighbouring timber construction using the wedi Fundo sealing set.

Step 1 Cut out the timber beam position in the Fundo Ligno shape and remove the insulating material underneath.

Step 2 Then, make a holder for the Fundo Ligno element. To do this, screw timber strips onto the available beam construc-

Step 3 Build formwork (35 x 35 cm) in the drain pot area.

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Now, connect the drain pot and attach the structure preservation cover. Create the holder for the Ligno element using timber boards, which are screwed onto the strips.

Step 6

Check the drain position of the wedi Fundo Ligno element and adapt it, if necessary.

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Step 8

Fill the recess with earth-moist screed.

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Step 11

Insert the O-ring int the plastic frame`s groove from above and screw down the shower tray`s screw valve using sealing insert.

Step 12

Apply tile adhesive all over the underside of the shower element.

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Weight the element down for 24 hours.

Step 16

Seal the joins and timber beam transitions with the wedi Fundo sealing set. Recommendation: Seal the complete timber floor area with wedi Dry & Flex.

Step 17

Bring the drain frame to the height of the top tile edge and secure in the bed of adhesive. If the tile is thicker than 15 mm, use the ramping element to adjust the height.