Quartz or similar and UFH. Can Someone explain why not - TilersForums.com

[Spud]

I think the 15mm minimum thickness is a TCNA recommendation rather than a UK one

 

[DHTiling]

I think the 15mm minimum thickness is a TCNA recommendation rather than a UK one

Ahh right , do have a copy of the TCNA publication .?

 

[DHTiling]

Also , i see that Tilemasters Ultimate adhesive is suitable for resin agglomerate tiles , so that is good news as it is at a great price..

 

[trevortine]

Great info, was aware of the curling and correct adhesive but so much more depth gone into by Ats.

 

[Concrete guy]

I think the 15mm minimum thickness is a TCNA recommendation rather than a UK one

We used to recommend a minimum 15mm thickness for flooring. That was really only for product stability.

Anything above a 600x600 it would be sensible to go to 20mm.

 

[Peter]

Is there any truth in quartz curling in conservatories?

 

[Jeff the tiler]

Thanks all for the responses. The post has given some great info. I Was asked by a local supplier to comment on a floor that has recently lifted with quartz and UFH.
The Info really helped. Quite interesting though the photo i saw showed the floor had been serrated trowelled and then dot and dabbed fixed on top.
Obviously floor uneven. When will people learn???

Everyone now has a reason to pass the buck back to the tiler.