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[One Day]

Yes if I hadn't seen it field tested by other users and heard their responses I would walk away as I don't need to take the liability when I can do other work without having to worry . How many people do you think there are on this site who tile straight to chipboard because 2 part elastomeric adhesives say you can .

Hey! I've tiled straight onto chipboard with 2pt elastomeric (fastflex) quite a few times and had no comebacks.

 

[judge]

Very interesting.wonder what the prices are ?

 

[Ajax123]

Very interesting.wonder what the prices are ?

About the same as an uncoupling membrane I think...

 

[Mark Frost]

if it was a big job then a few phone calls would be made but if it was a small floor then Id be tempted to walk and wait.

 

[Ajax123]

some more stuff including some of the technical report
Issue Summer 2017 - https://user-rgjcnyf.cld.bz/Issue-Summer-2017/8

 

[Old Mod]

some more stuff including some of the technical report
Issue Summer 2017 - https://user-rgjcnyf.cld.bz/Issue-Summer-2017/8

If this system is trusted by you Alan, I'd happily go with it, not that means anything to anyone else, but knowing you as I do, I know you don't take these things lightly.
I also know you take your work very seriously.
Definitely a product worth knowing about.

 

[man of kent]

Its all very well tiling to 7 day old screeds, but what happens when the screed finishes shrinking after the tiles have been fixed????

 

[Ajax123]

Its all very well tiling to 7 day old screeds, but what happens when the screed finishes shrinking after the tiles have been fixed????

It doesn't happen with anhydrite.

 

[man of kent]

It doesn't happen with anhydrite.

Mm, try getting an SR1 finish on anhydrite, then add the faff of removing the laitence and priming..........

 

[Dumbo]

Sr1 on anhydrate with a good contractor is easy. went to a customer who had one surveyed , over 35sqm +or-1mm over whole floor.