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Discuss UFH in a wet room in the Tanking & Wetrooms at TilersForums; Hi guys, My customer has changed the goal posts half way through the project. He now wants a UFH matt installed in the wet room I am working on. This ...
          
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    Default UFH in a wet room

    Hi guys,

    My customer has changed the goal posts half way through the project.

    He now wants a UFH matt installed in the wet room I am working on.

    This is the first time I have been asked to put in UFH (have escaped for years!!)

    Have read that a lot of guys use Self levelling compound to avoid damaging the cable.

    Sounds like a good idea to me!

    Could anyone give me a clue as to a type/ brand that would be best for this job?

    The underlying substrate is a mixture of Chipboard and WBP plywood with 6mm Hardibacker both glued and screwed on top.

    The tiles will be 600mm * 300mm Porcelain with flex slow set adhesive (probably Topps)

    I would presume I will need a latex SLC but anything else I need to check for??

    Many thanks

    Manic Duck

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    Has the floor been tanked ?
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    Default Re: UFH in a wet room

    Hi Sir Ramic,

    Haven't tanked it yet. although will have to build a couple of dams to stop the SLC from going out of the doors

    MD

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    Default Re: UFH in a wet room

    Hi MD,

    I use latex slc over the cabes but I normally use marmox rather than no more ply in a wet room, out of interest how are you forming the shower envelope?

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