Product information
Fundo Riolito is floor-level shower element with a channel drain. It allows the shower water to drain away to the side in a narrow line. The required slope is already incorporated into the shower elements.
The tileable shower units are not only highly practical and reliable, they have opened up a whole new world of design possibilities for wet rooms and bathrooms.
- Certainty thanks to a uniform predefined slope
- Entire system is 100% waterproof
- Simple and safe to work with - tested by those in the trade
Aesthetic
Convenient
Functional
Adaptable
without voiding the Guarantee
Diverse
Technical Details
For impact sound insulated floor structures, installation of impact sound insulation under wedi Fundo and perimeter isolation strips should be planned: Construction using wedi Nonstep Plan impact sound deadening boards. Alternatively, approved polythene membranes may be used.
Permitted noise level in accordance with DIN 4109 LIn ≤ 30 dB(A) and in accordance with VDI 4100 SSt III ≤ 25 dB (A), caused by water installations: complied with using wedi Fundo and Nonstep Plan.
wedi Fundo shower elements can be cut to size on site, the geometry of the elements should be maintained however. wedi Fundo shower elements can only be combined with the wedi Fundo drains.
| Technical properties Fundo Riolito | |
|---|---|
| Material | XPS |
| Long-term compressive strength (50 years) ≤ 2% compression EN 1606 | 0.08 N/mm² |
| Compressive resistance at 10% compression EN 826 | 0.25 N/mm² |
| Thermal conductivity EN 13164 | 0.036 W/mK |
| Bulk density EN 1602 | 32 kg/m³ |
| Temperature limits | -50°C / +75°C |
| Reaction to fire EN 13501-1 | E |
| Waterproof tested to | 1.5 bar |
| Wheelchair load-bearing from minimum tile size | 50 x 50 mm |
| Glass mosaic from minimum size | 20 x 20 mm |
| Minimum foundation height depending on the drain: horizontal drain, DN 50 vertical drain, DN 50 | 130 mm 50 mm |
| Surface slope (from outer edge of Fundo Riolito/Riofino floor element to outer edge) | 15 mm |
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Usage
- In private housing
- In publicly accessible buildings in accordance with DIN 18040 Section 1
- In barrier-free apartments in accordance with DIN 18040 Section 2 (taking the minimum tile size requirements for planned wheelchair load into consideration, see technical properties)
- As structural waterproofing in combination with wear class A0 and A tile and slab coverings (floor surfaces exposed to moderate stress from non-pressure water indoors; floor surfaces exposed to direct stress in rooms in which service and cleaning water is used often or for prolonged periods)
