What standard does SikaTile®-110 Secure Proof comply with?
SikaTile®-110 Secure Proof complies with AS/NZS 4654:2012 (waterproofing membranes for external above-ground use) and AS 4858:2004 (wet area membranes). These are the key Australian standards required for under-tile waterproofing in wet areas and external applications.
How many coats do I need to apply?
A minimum of 2 coats is required to achieve the minimum dry film thickness of 1.0mm. Each coat should be applied at 0.75mm wet film thickness. For pedestal and paver applications, a minimum dry film thickness of 1.62mm is required.
How much area does a 15L pail cover?
A 15L pail will cover approximately 10m² when applied at the minimum recommended coverage rate of 1.0mm dry film thickness across 2 coats.
Can SikaTile®-110 Secure Proof be used in showers and wet areas?
Yes — it is specifically designed for internal wet areas including showers, bathrooms, and laundries, as well as external applications such as balconies and terraces. However, it is not suitable for areas of permanent water immersion (e.g. swimming pools or water features).
Is it suitable for use on plywood or plasterboard?
Yes. SikaTile®-110 Secure Proof is compatible with structural plywood and plasterboard, as well as concrete, cement boards, renders, screeds, AAC, and GRC. Note that tongue & groove timber flooring must be over-sheeted with fibre cement or ceramic tile underlay before application.
Can it be used on external balconies exposed to UV?
Yes — SikaTile®-110 Secure Proof is UV stable, making it suitable for exposed rooftops and balconies under pedestal and paver systems.
Is this product low VOC?
Yes. SikaTile®-110 Secure Proof has a VOC content of 62g/L (ASTM D3960-05), making it a low-VOC, water-based, solvent-free product — safe for use in enclosed internal spaces.
How long is the shelf life?
12 months from the date of manufacture when stored unopened in a cool, dry location out of direct sunlight. Do not allow the product to freeze.
Can I use SikaTile®-110 Secure Proof where there is rising damp?
No. This product is not suitable for applications involving negative hydrostatic pressure or rising damp. Contact Sika directly for appropriate product recommendations for those conditions.