Discuss Will thick DPM sheet act as a poor mans decoupling membrane? in the Canada area at TilersForums. The USA and UK Tiling Forum (Also now Aus, Canada, ROI, and more)
Cheers for the answer, do you think I could get away without using a decoupling membrane if I've used a flexi latex(cempolatex) self level with flexi adhesive? Its for a standard bathroom(not wet room) with no underfloor heating.Deffo not.
You said onto ply. How thick and what’s underneath?Cheers for the answer, do you think I could get away without using a decoupling membrane if I've used a flexi latex(cempolatex) self level with flexi adhesive? Its for a standard bathroom(not wet room) with no underfloor heating.
25mm WBP screwed down on floorboards screws everywhere and with 5mm gaps between any ply. It feels VERY solid now with absolutely no movement.You said onto ply. How thick and what’s underneath?
Overkill 😂 but ye thats fine.25mm WBP screwed down on floorboards screws everywhere and with 5mm gaps between any ply. It feels VERY solid now with absolutely no movement.
Cheers Dave, thanks for the info 👍👍👍. BTW Dave could you please tell me your thoughts about decoupling membrane on a concrete floor that has self level with no UFH - needed or overkill?Overkill 😂 but ye thats fine.
As long as there’s no cracking in the screed then no need.Cheers Dave, thanks for the info 👍👍👍. BTW Dave could you please tell me your thoughts about decoupling membrane on a concrete floor that has self level with no UFH - needed or overkill?
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