Dural V Ditra Prices

[Dan]

Yeah Bal Rapid Mat. Used it once. Fits easily but can gather if u push too hard when laying, jobs a year old and no phone call. It was main contractors wish to decouple, confused me a bit, it was a solid ground floor hallway. As it was original style Victorian I couldn't use regular decouplers, tiles were too small, so went with the Rapid Mat.


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Why can't you use regular decouplers on small tiles?

 

[Old Mod]

Why can't you use regular decouplers on small tiles?

Most have a minimum tile limit of 50x50mm because of point loading @Dan, it crushes the mat. That's why when a mat is laid ideally it should be boarded temporarily until ready for use.
Unlike the Bal Rapid and I'd assume the Tilemaster, and any similar product.

 

[Dan]

Most have a minimum tile limit of 50x50mm because of point loading @Dan, it crushes the mat. That's why when a mat is laid ideally it should be boarded temporarily until ready for use.
Unlike the Bal Rapid and I'd assume the Tilemaster, and any similar product.

I see. So is it a different design completely?

 

[Old Mod]

Yeah it's 0.85mm thick!

 

[Dan]

I see!

 

[Dan]

The problem with Dural was sorted a while ago now..

Prices are roughly :

30mtr Dural £140 + vat

30 mtr Ditra £170 + vat

Summit like that

I do prefer Ditra as it rolls out easier IMHO and less curl at the roll ends.

Schluter ditra matting 30sqm roll | eBay
I think that just about beats your prices?

 

[Dave]

Schluter ditra matting 30sqm roll | eBay
I think that just about beats your prices?

That's collection only ...

And I checked , CTD is £199 inc...

 

[Dan]

Bloody hell so it is. Who puts stuff on ebay for collection only eh?! lol

Your CTD price is pretty much the cheapest I think there mate.