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Best practice for a large (120sqm) tiling job
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[QUOTE="Lifetime Tile Expert, post: 988737"] This is not true. Anti-fracture membranes are not crack-proof intermediate surfaces to lay tile and stone over. It is dimpled plastic attached to a fiberglass cloth for which mortar attaches below and over this membrane. Over time the plastic degrades and is rendered useless. There are liquid applied and self-adhesive rubberized anti-fracture membranes available, too. All anti-fracture membranes have limitations, and all manufacturers blame the installation when a manufactured product fails. Schluter theorized a plastic anti-fracture membrane will mimic a sand strata which was used for thick stone over a mud bed hundreds of years ago. Common sense should kick in for most people who understand that was a marketing trick. In fact, Schluters own world headquarters in New York experienced complete systems failure's which you wont read about online. [/QUOTE]
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