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Hi all Not posted for a while been a little busy so
Going to look at a job tonight and the guy on the phone told me that the floor ... -
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Hi all Not posted for a while been a little busy so
Going to look at a job tonight and the guy on the phone told me that the floor consists of 1 part concrete and the other part is timber .
My question is by over boarding the timber floor this will mean i need to raise the concrete floor and i was wondering is it possible to over board the concrete aswell obviousley leaving movemnt joint where the 2 subs meet then tile over or would it be worth putting ditra over the top as well providng both floors are flat?
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Matty A 
... or would it be worth putting ditra over the top as well providng both floors are flat?
with that. An absolute typical situation for using an uncoupling matting.
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