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Just had a failure of a flooring adhesive which is meant to be flexible and suitable for electric underfloor heating. The failure has happened after two years and the adhesive ... -
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derek008
Just had a failure of a flooring adhesive which is meant to be flexible and suitable for electric underfloor heating. The failure has happened after two years and the adhesive is webber spf. has anyone heard of this before?
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Re: derek008
Hello..
Have you contacted weber to come and investigate.?
What screed or substrate is it and what tiles..?
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Do you have any photos?
How has it failed?
What tiles were fixed?
What was the substrate?
Did you prime before laying?
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how deep was it and how has it failed and what surface was it ?
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Re: derek008
there's many reasons as asked above. post some pics and answer those questions and someone will know why it failed.
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Re: derek008
I use weber SPF all the time and is good gear. Please post some pics so we can comment.
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Re: derek008

Originally Posted by
Dave
Hello..
Have you contacted weber to come and investigate.?
What screed or substrate is it and what tiles..?
The tiles were low grade porcelain 2/3
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Re: derek008

Originally Posted by
pjc
how deep was it and how has it failed and what surface was it ?
I used a 10mm trowel for the floor coverage and to prevent hollow voids i buttered the tile and scraped access off, then laid tile, checking by lifting with a hook for coverage.
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Re: derek008

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united

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Do you have any photos? not at this time , dependant on webber agent outcome, tomorrow.
How has it failed? Tile has raised (not flat as was once laid) and parted from adhesive screed leaving original screed stuck to floor with devi mat still intact to ply wood. Close look at adhesive shows fine hair line cracks
What tiles were fixed? Porcelain
What was the substrate? Wood
Did you prime before laying?
Yes to make sure devimat stuck to the dusty ply wood.
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Re: derek008

Originally Posted by
pjc
how deep was it and how has it failed and what surface was it ?
There was a 10mm curved notched comb passed over devimat, plus i buttered and dressed tile wile making sure of coverage by lifting tiles with hooked puller
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Re: derek008

Originally Posted by
david campbell
welcome to the forum
cheers david have one for me!!
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