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Doing some tiling for a friend in a few weeks 9 sqm kitchen floor. house built 1912, no DPC/M that we can tell. Lino recently lifted and the floor is wetter than an otters pocket. (ok, slight exaggeration, but definitely suffering from a small amount rising damp (currently testing and ventilating)).
Various DPMs available which a leveller can be laid directly onto (i.e. Ardex DPM1C covered with NA). This is the way I was leaning to. Until...........
I spoke to Mapei Tech to see if they had a solution, and they came up with Triblock P (a 3 part epoxy primer) which as the floor is almost perfectly flat, I can just prime with Eco PrimGrip and tile with Keraquick S1. A 5kg can be picked up for around £35-£40.
http://www.mapei.com/public/COM/products/2043_triblock_p_gb.pdf
At 40 notes, it seems too good to be true but can't see any reason why it wouldn't retain rising moisture as long as the floor can be dried out sufficiently before applying..... Anyone ever used it or have any thought on it?
Various DPMs available which a leveller can be laid directly onto (i.e. Ardex DPM1C covered with NA). This is the way I was leaning to. Until...........
I spoke to Mapei Tech to see if they had a solution, and they came up with Triblock P (a 3 part epoxy primer) which as the floor is almost perfectly flat, I can just prime with Eco PrimGrip and tile with Keraquick S1. A 5kg can be picked up for around £35-£40.
http://www.mapei.com/public/COM/products/2043_triblock_p_gb.pdf
At 40 notes, it seems too good to be true but can't see any reason why it wouldn't retain rising moisture as long as the floor can be dried out sufficiently before applying..... Anyone ever used it or have any thought on it?