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    Has anyone here fixed Ditra to varnished boards? It's over 40m2 so I'd like to avoid sanding off and I wouldn't want to use a regular tile adhesive onto varnish. I'm thinking of something like a carpet adhesive but I really need to find something that the manufacturer recommends for this situation.
    Hope someone can help, cheers.

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    Default Re: Ditra on varnished boards

    Are these just standard 6" wide boards?

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    Default Re: Ditra on varnished boards

    telephone the tec peeps at detra

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    Default Re: Ditra on varnished boards

    Sorry but no you can't...You can only tile to floorboards if they have no contaminants on them..

    Overlay with 6mm hardi board and then ditra if it is still required.

    what is your reasoning for the ditra usage.?

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    Thanks for your replies. It just confirms what I thought.

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    Default Re: Ditra on varnished boards

    Let us know which way you go..

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