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hi all,
doing my first limestone job tmrow. 30m2 indian limestone 5 sizes brick effect.[ biscuit colour]
floor has water ufh with insulation on all premiter walls. 7.5 mtrs x ... -
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indian limestone expansion silicone joint
hi all,
doing my first limestone job tmrow. 30m2 indian limestone 5 sizes brick effect.[ biscuit colour]
floor has water ufh with insulation on all premiter walls. 7.5 mtrs x 4.5 mtrs. no dittra being used. [i did reccomend]
stonefix white rapid flexi adh.
ardex flex fs classic vanilla grout.
lithofin stain stop. i hav put 2 coats on tiles already.
my question is should i put a silicone joint in the middle of the 7.5mtr floor. this will be the brick effect.
i will be leaving a gap all around premiter walls.
i must thank rich,some great post`s have answered alot of questions already.
thanks.
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Re: indian limestone expansion silicone joint
I can see your logic in a movement joint for the 7.5 length of floor but if there is no expansion in the screed at that point what purpose will it serve, the screed could crack anywhere - unless there is a visible join.
Has the UFH been tested?
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Re: indian limestone expansion silicone joint
yes the ufh has been on and off since start of year.
heating has been turned off now.
after reading here last week about 600x600 coming up after 3 years it just made me paranoid about trying to do the right thing.
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Re: indian limestone expansion silicone joint
Thank you mate, glad the posts were of some help 
As John says, it sounds like there should be a joint in the screed. I think I would still put one in the tiles for my peace of mind, I work on 5m with UFH and 10m of tiling without it.
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