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Need an offcut of Tilesafe - pleeease in the
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Hi,
Just 'enjoying' the experience of fitting Tilesafe for the first time (and posting on here for the first time too.)
I foolishly copied their video instructions and then when ... -
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Need an offcut of Tilesafe - pleeease
Hi,
Just 'enjoying' the experience of fitting Tilesafe for the first time (and posting on here for the first time too.)
I foolishly copied their video instructions and then when I came to clear up noticed that on the written instructions they had put a sticker updating the installation method - put a 2mm bead of jointing compound between the linear trough and deck (Novellini). Makes sense. So, their video is wrong - and so am I for not double checking with the written instructions.
I cannot afford for this installation to fail, so want to remove the existing trough and patch in a repair membrane, need a bit about 750mm x 600mm ideally.
Unfortunately, the supplier (CCL) only have 5m2 sheets and say they have no off-cuts and that I will have to pay £130 for it. (They say what I've done 'should' be fine. 'Should' doesn't quite do it when any remedial work could cost thousands later if I get this wrong.)
Does anyone have a spare offcut?
My other option is to pay for a 5m2 roll and try and Ebay the 4.5m2 I don't need.
By the way, be careful of the reinforcing tape if fitting this product - my 10m length was only 7.5m (the extra 2.5 roll they normally supply was missing) AND the scored release paper was so badly scored they had cut right through the bitumen and through the release paper on the other side, ie, long holes right through the part where you really need the waterproofing in the wall/floor corners! When I phoned about this they did send 10m FOC.
Not sure I want to use this product again...
Anyway, if anyone has 750 x 600 offcut, please let me know, I'll pay you!
Thanks.
(Copy of post I put on SXXXfix as I need this asap)
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Re: Need an offcut of Tilesafe - pleeease
Syd i have some tilsafe and had not realised there up date they must have problems with the trough
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Re: Need an offcut of Tilesafe - pleeease
and Good Luck.
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Hi and welcome
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: Need an offcut of Tilesafe - pleeease
Hi and thanks for the welcomes.
Barry, I read somewhere (on this forum?) there can be a problem with the membrane coming away from the trough with time if the trough/it's seating is 1 or 2mm higher than the floor it is supposed to sit on. This 'mastic gasket' they now recommend definitely makes sense, as the more the trough is pushed down (from the membrane above), the more it compresses the mastic below, hopefully keeping an effective seal if there is any movement.
Last edited by Syd; 21-03-2011 at 08:38 AM.
Reason: Brainwave.
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Re: Need an offcut of Tilesafe - pleeease
Thanks Syd I have fitted several of these trays no one has told me of a problem yet but Novellini must have people coming back to them to update the installation they should update there DVD I dont know why they dont make it in one piece.I guess you sorted extra tilesafe Im going to speak to Novellini rep to see whats going on.
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Spoke to the poeple who make the wet deck for Novellini they have no prob if you dont seal gully must make sure tilesafe sticks to gully so you dont have to do again
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Re: Need an offcut of Tilesafe - pleeease
Got a 3m2 offcut now off Ebay. Thanks v much for the input.
If anyone needs a 2.5m2 offcut, I now have one!...
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Syd i said i spoke to the guys who make the deck you dont have to do it again!
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Just had an interesting conversation with my supplier today. He has had another customer in this week with a failure on a Impey former covered with tilesafe.
Same symptoms as the one I experienced moving tiles, water coming through the ceiling below, tilesafe not keeping water where it should be. Former installed correctly, extra noggins, plywood as per the instructions.
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If tiles are moving something is very wrong
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"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: Need an offcut of Tilesafe - pleeease

Originally Posted by
Syd
Got a 3m2 offcut now off Ebay. Thanks v much for the input.
If anyone needs a 2.5m2 offcut, I now have one!...
do you still have the off-cut Syd?
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