B beanz TF Jan 8, 2013 #4 I thought it'd be ok, but figured i'd better check.. Floor is screed on top of concrete and suspended floor. Needs SLC too, berfore the Ditra. I only noticed the suspended floor, as there's a crack at the join, hence the Ditra.. ;-)
I thought it'd be ok, but figured i'd better check.. Floor is screed on top of concrete and suspended floor. Needs SLC too, berfore the Ditra. I only noticed the suspended floor, as there's a crack at the join, hence the Ditra.. ;-)
A Alan.P Jan 8, 2013 #6 I've used glue and flexi rapid, just that with the rapid you have to keep off it til set or you'll break the bond.
I've used glue and flexi rapid, just that with the rapid you have to keep off it til set or you'll break the bond.
B beanz TF Jan 8, 2013 #7 Alan.P said: I've used glue and flexi rapid, just that with the rapid you have to keep off it til set or you'll break the bond. Click to expand... Ah, that's good to know, cheers Alan 😉
Alan.P said: I've used glue and flexi rapid, just that with the rapid you have to keep off it til set or you'll break the bond. Click to expand... Ah, that's good to know, cheers Alan 😉
darren pealing TF Jan 9, 2013 #8 Re: Ditra & Rapid Set? same as that alan. - - - Updated - - - same as that alan.
B beanz TF Jan 9, 2013 #9 If I was to use a standard set, could I lay the entire area, then work on it? Ie. setting tiles out, then fixing..
If I was to use a standard set, could I lay the entire area, then work on it? Ie. setting tiles out, then fixing..
D Dougs Third Go Jan 9, 2013 #10 beanz said: If I was to use a standard set, could I lay the entire area, then work on it? Ie. setting tiles out, then fixing.. Click to expand... might be a bit troublesome when you want to lift a tile to check coverage as you'll pull the ditra too
beanz said: If I was to use a standard set, could I lay the entire area, then work on it? Ie. setting tiles out, then fixing.. Click to expand... might be a bit troublesome when you want to lift a tile to check coverage as you'll pull the ditra too