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    Default Insain in the membrane!

    Alright guys just gone to quote a job concrete conservatory, builder says he doesn't think theres a damp proof membrane...do i need to paint on a layer of synthaprufe before tiling? if so can i use cement based adhesive directly onto synthaprufe? and is there a risk of damaging the membrane with metal trowell?

    or just tile straignt to floor with cement based adhesive?

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    What do the people at synthaprufe say ? they would be the first people to consult Aaron.....Here's the link..........Gaz
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    Default Re: Insain in the membrane!

    Hi

    Synthaprufe must have a 50mm screed over the top prior to tiling.

    Best to latex over the floor, apply a 2 part water based epoxy membrane,
    latex again and then tile as normal.

    Ardex, Tretabond and Polybond are just three manufactures to talk to regarding surface damp proof membranes.

    Good luck

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    Default Re: Insain in the membrane!

    thanks guys i'll look into this tmw.

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    Can you not just lay ditra or durabase instead?
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    Try www.wykamol.com As a floor membrane
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