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uncoupling membrane between limestone tiles and chipboard flooring
Hi guys...went to look at a job today, house refurb/extension..100m2 of 600x400 limestone tiles on solid floor over seven joining rooms (ground floor) and three ensuites with chipboard flooring (first floor)..Normally, I would lay 12mm plywood onto the ensuite floors (approx 3.5m2 each) then...- Daveyboy
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Do I need an uncoupling membrane?
Hi everyone, I am in the middle building an extension, the outer shell is up and most of the windows are fitted. I have laid 75mm insulation on the concrete then 300 micron dpm then warm water ufh pipes (holding pressure nicely). I am now ready to flood the place with a self levelling liquid...- Stevoe
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Durabase uncoupling membrane
DURABASE CI The perfect solution from www.Wetdecs.co.uk THE PROBLEMS 1. Moisture from above Tiling in itself is not waterproof: junctions to fittings and walls are particularly susceptible to water ingress which can damage the foundation. 2. Moisture from below In the...- wetdec
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Uncoupling membrane explained...
There have been a few threads on the forum about using ditra or similar uncoupling membranes and which situations to use them in. As a majority of tiled floors involve the thin bed method. this means the tile is adhered directly to the substrate with an appropriate adhesive. Cracks in the...- DHTiling
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