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Hi all,
I am currently renovating my bathroom and will be tiling with 450x300x13 marble tiles.
For the floor, so far I have:
Sistered joists to level them out, added ... -
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Newbie question - Ditra matting with Marmox and marble.
Hi all,
I am currently renovating my bathroom and will be tiling with 450x300x13 marble tiles.
For the floor, so far I have:
Sistered joists to level them out, added noggins every 300mm
18mm ply (with latex primer on sides and rear) screwed at 200mm centres
6mm marmox laid onto Keraquick mixed with Latex Plus (or whatever the name is) and fixed at 200mm centres, joints siliconed
Mapegum & scrim tape over joints
I am now fitting electric underfloor heating that I will encase in Fibreplan SLC.
Once dry, I had planned to tile straight onto this with Keraquick/Latex Plus but having read this excellent forum last night, am I right in thinking that fitting something like Ditra matting over the SLC would also be of benefit?
Many thanks guys!
Alex
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re: Newbie question - Ditra matting with Marmox and marble.
Hi Alex, welcome to Tilers Forums, yes, Ditra mat would be needed in my opinion.
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New TilersForums Contributor
re: Newbie question - Ditra matting with Marmox and marble.
Hi Alan,
Thanks for the reply. Second question is - what is the best adhesive to use to stick it down to the SLC?
Most posts I can find talk about sticking it to wood.
Alex
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A good cement based flexible adhesive, what tile shops have you got in your area.
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Re: Newbie question - Ditra matting with Marmox and marble.
Quote;Sistered joists to level them out.
Never heard of that expression, what does it mean..
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: Newbie question - Ditra matting with Marmox and marble.

Originally Posted by
whitebeam
Quote;Sistered joists to level them out.
Never heard of that expression, what does it mean..
adding a joist along side existing joists
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doug boardley
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Re: Newbie question - Ditra matting with Marmox and marble.
yep, deffo use ditra with the marble/underfloor heating combo
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New TilersForums Contributor
Re: Newbie question - Ditra matting with Marmox and marble.
Hi guys,
Thanks a lot for all the replies - it's really appreciated.
I will use the keraquick adhesive I have to bond the ditra to the marmox boards. The room is only small (the tiled area will be 2m x 2m) but if the ditra matting is the best thing to do I'll definitely go with that.
Yes, by sistering the joists I mean bolting new joists alongside the existing ones.
Alex
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