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CamR
All,
I have a specific issue that would benefit from knowledgeable, 3rd party advice
We have just had a new limestone floor fitted on to a newly laid concrete floor with wet UFH
So far we have found 21 cracked tiles, they are random throughout the tiled area which is a lounge, dining room, kitchen, approx 45m2
The UFH temp is set at a steady 18 degrees
The tiles have been laid with flexible adhesive and NOT dot & dab
I do not know how the heating was applied after the tiles were laid because we are not in the property and the builders managed that bit.
Both Tiler and builder reckon they have laid similar floors with no problems in the past and are trying to get me to talk to the stone tile supplier.
My initial searches on the forum suggest that expansion gaps and de-coupling membranes should have been used but I am no expert and I may be jumping on a bandwagon trying to find a cause.
I would appreciate some comments that I could share with the builder/tiler
Thanks in advance
CamR
I have a specific issue that would benefit from knowledgeable, 3rd party advice
We have just had a new limestone floor fitted on to a newly laid concrete floor with wet UFH
So far we have found 21 cracked tiles, they are random throughout the tiled area which is a lounge, dining room, kitchen, approx 45m2
The UFH temp is set at a steady 18 degrees
The tiles have been laid with flexible adhesive and NOT dot & dab
I do not know how the heating was applied after the tiles were laid because we are not in the property and the builders managed that bit.
Both Tiler and builder reckon they have laid similar floors with no problems in the past and are trying to get me to talk to the stone tile supplier.
My initial searches on the forum suggest that expansion gaps and de-coupling membranes should have been used but I am no expert and I may be jumping on a bandwagon trying to find a cause.
I would appreciate some comments that I could share with the builder/tiler
Thanks in advance
CamR