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Discuss ufh on to existing tiles in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; I am quoting for a kitchen floor job where they want ufh onto old tiles then new tiles above. Should I lay insulation board first to keep heat in? How ...
          
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    I am quoting for a kitchen floor job where they want ufh onto old tiles then new tiles above. Should I lay insulation board first to keep heat in? How do i fix the boards? Adhesive? Worried of raising floor height too much.
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    I think the old tiles should be removed first.....what is the substrate..?

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    Default Re: ufh on to existing tiles

    Hi Fred

    1st post, welcome to the forum!

    I think Dave's right. The old tiles should really be lifted first. I would be interested to know what the substrait is underneath.

    Assuming it's concrete with screed then a floor scraper can be used to remove old adhesive.

    Link to floor scraper: http://www.screwfix.com/prods/46108/...05Y4CSTHZOCFFI#

    I suspect that the customer has been told that you can tile over tiles and it will save you money, but hasn't thought about the implications of this approach.
    Last edited by cornish_crofter; 23-11-2008 at 03:24 PM.

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    Default Re: ufh on to existing tiles

    yes think he wants a quik fix. Will look at job tommorw, hope the tiles arent really old!
    Cheers chaps, will let you know how I get on

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