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I believe it was tongue and grove chipboard onto the joist then he had a heated Matt, levelling compound then a ditra Matt 🤦🏻♂️Is it on joists. ?
Ok. Did you commission the heating slowly?I believe it was tongue and grove chipboard onto the joist then he had a heated Matt, levelling compound then a ditra Matt 🤦🏻♂️
Wasn’t me who fitted work before tiling, I told them was incorrect I would always use backerboards? Think it could be because underfloor heating?Ok. Did you commission the heating slowly?
Could be thermal shock.Wasn’t me who fitted work before tiling, I told them was incorrect I would always use backerboards? Think it could be because underfloor heating?
Is this a common problem? Only cracked in kitchen not in hallSound like heating applied to quick and to high
Wasn’t me who fitted work before tiling, I told them was incorrect I would always use backerboards? Think it could be because underfloor heating?
I wouldn’t imagine the heated Matt would been turned on for a couple of weeks after been fitted, is this a common problem?Ok. Did you commission the heating slowly?
You are supposed to heat the floor slowly for its first initial time. This commissions the adhesive / grout etc without thermal shocking it.I wouldn’t imagine the heated Matt would been turned on for a couple of weeks after been fitted, is this a common problem?
Ok thanks I shall mention it, think it’s more likely to be from this and not though tiling onto ditra Matting on timber?You are supposed to heat the floor slowly for its first initial time. This commissions the adhesive / grout etc without thermal shocking it.
That depends on deflection, was there excessive movement?Ok thanks I shall mention it, think it’s more likely to be from this and not though tiling onto ditra Matting on timber?
I wouldn’t say movement maybe vibration?That depends on deflection, was there excessive movement?
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