Vario pro

[Flintstone]

Been asked to tile a floor, 20m over a sand and cement screed that's literally not been laid yet and they don't want to wait for 100+ days
Has anyone used vario pro over a screed in this situation? I know they say you can do it, I was recommended using tilemaster ultimate, any more thoughts?

 

[Flintstone]

If the moisture escapes around the perimeter, do you need to leave the skirting boards off etc for a certain amount of time ?

 

[Flintstone]

Tumble weed!

 

[Bill]

Use a green screed adhesive.

 

[Simons70]

I never wait more then 2-3 days to tile onto screed.In Italy is common practice to do the screed by tiler,in this way no excuses if is not flat.I can't see the reason for wait to dry if you fix tile.For wood is another discussion but not for tiles.
IMO better if is not fully dry,in this way is more strong.

 

[Flintstone]

Bloody hell Simon

 

[Simons70]

Think at method to tile fixed directly on screed,all Lidl is done in this way and is nice and strong floor.Couple of years ago we use to replace tiles in Asda,Tesco,Morrison but never Lidl,no fails there.

 

[Flintstone]

the main issue here is electric under floor heating, you wouldn't want to be sticking insulation boards over a wet screed surely

 

[Simons70]

the main issue here is electric under floor heating, you wouldn't want to be sticking insulation boards over a wet screed surely

You have to use water anyway.

 

[Spare Tool]

the main issue here is electric under floor heating, you wouldn't want to be sticking insulation boards over a wet screed surely

Long as the boards are waterproof and all joints tapped I can't see a problem, all your doing is creating a vapour barrier, leave 15mil round perimeter and fix boards with TM ultimate.
Never fitted Vario pro so no idea on that..