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[Flintstone]

I would tile it yes with those tiles, what's the problem? Is there any cracks in the floor

 

[Rookery]

I would only uncouple if fixing stone

 

[One Day]

I'd do it, provided the floor was commissioned, and I could fit expansion joints (even just a soft one) every 8m and between doors.
If it was natural stone or thin porcelain - Ditra or I walk away.

 

[Ttt1601]

As above generally mate, if its porc then fine without ditra, just put expansion joints in at 6 or 8 m bays

 

[peteablard]

I'd do it. I always recommend decoupling but would fit porcelain without

 

[hmtiling]

I'd do it, provided the floor was commissioned, and I could fit expansion joints (even just a soft one) every 8m and between doors.
If it was natural stone or thin porcelain - Ditra or I walk away.

would you use ditra with thin porc?

 

[LM]

would you use ditra with thin porc?

 

[Dumbo]

I'd do it. I always recommend decoupling but would fit porcelain without

Why recommend if you don't think it is necessary

 

[Old Mod]

would you use ditra with thin porc?

Depends on the application Harry, areas of stress involving heavy loads, probably not.
Domestic, low traffic, yes possibly.
But more normally, antifracture.
And try to encourage it on every floor.

 

[hmtiling]

Depends on the application Harry, areas of stress involving heavy loads, probably not.
Domestic, low traffic, yes possibly.
But more normally, antifracture.
And try to encourage it on every floor.

Just keeping Impish on his toes