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Discuss dittra matting kerdi band in the Tile Adhesive, Grout and Substrate Preparation at TilersForums; hi everyone and happy new year. this is my first time using dittra matting. its a kitchen floor with water ufh. my question is does everyone use the kerdi band ...
          
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    hi everyone and happy new year.
    this is my first time using dittra matting.
    its a kitchen floor with water ufh.
    my question is does everyone use the kerdi band to seal joints between every dittra course or just lay them side by side.
    thanks.
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    Default Re: dittra matting kerdi band

    We always tape the joints. (not sure what Kerdi band is) We use Ditras own tape - unless that's what it's called.
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    Yes use the kerdi kol to fix it too
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    Default Re: dittra matting kerdi band

    Hi there, on normal floors I just butt them together but if on a bathroom with timber involved then kerdi for sure.
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