The manufacturer suggested a plastic sheet moisture barrier between the wood and the new floor.

Some of the paneling we found was painted then later had that sticky plastic cupboard covering stuff on it like a wallpaper finish???

Plants are in trays, plastic/tarps cover anything that needs to be covered and water does not splash anywhere.

She was another who complained about the toilet, because it was the wrong color & she wanted a wooden seat not the 'bendy' plastic one.

Try to use plastic let the water drop in the same point

I know they didn't flash them with modified bitumen(torch down for the lay people) because the plastic flanges would have melted.

It’s NOT perfect, it’s very old, alligatored with some old varnish or something, and has staple holes from years of tenants stapling plastic to the windows, but overall I think I could make it look decent with paint.

@Matthew Porcaro Things got serious when the only toilet was non existing and the shower walls were 6 mill black plastic.

After I dug it up, I cleaned the walls, rolled water proofing on the walls, then, adhered 6mil plastic to the wall up to the grade and ran it down to the French drain area.

Of course on our side of things we know they’re just molded plastic that holds water for people to do disgusting things in that @Paul Sandhu makes jokes about.