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Wetroom-Tiles showing stains from underneath! PLEASE HELP

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Bathroom girls

Hello

We have recently installed a wetroom shower area, using a product called 'Impey' also used their recommended underfloor heating 'Devimat'
We used a cream ceramic tile and the installer used Bal 2 part adhesive along with Mapei jasmine grout.
Upon turning on the underfloor heating and over the past 4 weeks, marks ahve appeared throughout the floor area. Patches are around the shower waste as well as linear marks now spreading throughout the whole bathroom.

It seems the marks may be inline with underfloor heating although we cannot be sure. The marks are still appearing and increasingly getting worse.

Does anyone have any idea why this would happen.

Help!!
 
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Deleted member 9966

hi

welcome to the forum. you've come to the right place. if you can take some photo's of the areas in question and post them to this thread, it would be really helpful.

From what you have described so far, I have 2 questions:
1. what colour adhesive was used under the floor tiles?
2. how was the adhesive spread on to the floor before the tiles were fixed to the adhesive?

Thanks
 
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Bathroom girls

Hi

1. Adhesive colour was grey
2. The tiler said he covered all the electric underfloor heating with adhesive using a troul to level the floor, then waited for it to dry. He then buttered the back of each tile, although we have no proof he didnt dab it.

no pictures but describe it as long marks across the tiles, in the centre, fat wobbly sausage shapes!! Most tiles have 3 lines all following in the same direction across the room. It is almost like shadows, a light grey colour through a cream tile.

any help appreciated!!
 

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