Description
Overview
Schluter KERDI-FLEX is a 12-mil flexible waterproofing strip for movement joints that need more flexibility than a standard seam. It maintains the waterproofing connection at expansion or construction joints in compatible KERDI and DITRA assemblies while accommodating the joint detail specified for the project.
Features
- Flexible polyethylene strip for joints where larger movement is expected.
- Available in 5 in. and 10 in. widths.
- Two roll lengths support small repairs or longer movement-joint runs.
What's Included
- KERDI-FLEX waterproofing strip in the selected 5 or 10 in. width and roll length
Specifications
- Thickness: 12 mil
- Material: Flexible polyethylene
- Widths: 5 in. (12.5 cm) or 10 in. (25 cm)
- Roll lengths: 16 ft. 5 in. (5 m) or 98 ft. 5 in. (30 m)
Size and Model Details
- Schluter Item No.: FLEX 125/5M
- Thickness: 12 mil
- Width: 5" - 12.5 cm
- Length: 16' 5" - 5 m
- Schluter Item No.: FLEX 250/5M
- Thickness: 12 mil
- Width: 10" - 25 cm
- Length: 16' 5" - 5 m
- Schluter Item No.: FLEX 125/30
- Thickness: 12 mil
- Width: 5" - 12.5 cm
- Length: 98' 5" - 30 m
- Schluter Item No.: FLEX 250/30
- Thickness: 12 mil
- Width: 10" - 25 cm
- Length: 98' 5" - 30 m
Downloads
Applications
Use over expansion and construction joints where the waterproofing must bridge a moving connection.
Plan Your Installation
- Identify the movement connection requiring the flexible waterproofing strip before selecting roll size.
- Compare the 5- and 10-inch widths with the specified joint geometry; count the joint runs against the 16 ft. 5 in. or 98 ft. 5 in. length.
- Coordinate the strip placement with the adjoining membrane and movement-joint detail rather than treating it as ordinary rigid seam reinforcement.
- The flexible waterproofing connection does not remove the need for the corresponding movement-joint treatment in the tile assembly.
Common Planning Questions
Is KERDI-FLEX the same thickness as KERDI-BAND?
No. This flexible strip is 12 mil thick; KERDI-BAND is the thinner routine seam-sealing product.
Which roll should I choose?
Start with the required width at the joint, then select the length from the number and length of those connections.