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Discuss SLC advice required for UFH and overnight set good for tiling. in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; I’m looking at a conservatory job end of next week with underfloor heating, 200W per sqm so its the thicker wire mat. I’m planning on :- Tiles with flexible grout ...
          
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    Default SLC advice required for UFH and overnight set good for tiling.

    I’m looking at a conservatory job end of next week with underfloor heating, 200W per sqm so its the thicker wire mat.

    I’m planning on :-
    Tiles with flexible grout
    Flexible adhesive laid as a solid bed
    Self levelling compound (SLC) / smoothing compound
    The electric cable matt with sensor
    10mm insulation board
    Flexible adhesive
    Primer
    Concrete floor

    I’m looking to the Mapei experts here to advise me ref the most appropriate Mapei SLC please.
    Is it Latexplan or Ultraplan? …. I see that with either I’m looking at 12hours before fixing tile, so either wont let me go back the day after to tile!
    (in Mapei speak the spec sheets say ‘bonded floor covering after at least 12 hours’! … does this mean tiling? To me it does.) … is that true?

    If I go BAL Multibase then that can be tiled after 3 hours – means I can SLC end of the day and get tiling the day after.

    Would be interested to get a quote from Mapei up against BAL if the Latexplan or Ultraplan can get me to tiling as fast as Multibase.

    Or is there a good (non BAL / Mapei) SLC you can recommend for use with UFH that will allow me to tile the day after.

    Thanks in advance guys.

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    Default Re: SLC advice required for UFH and overnight set good for tiling.

    I would go for Latexplan trade and yes tile the next day. Some would say Mapei Fibreplan but its a bit overkill IMO and there are some who will tile as soon as its touch dry ! Not me.
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    Default Re: SLC advice required for UFH and overnight set good for tiling.

    Personally i would only use Fibreplan over insulation boards,
    mainly because it has fibre reinforcement....but thats just me!

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    Default Re: SLC advice required for UFH and overnight set good for tiling.

    the brands i like,webber nivdur s , mapei fibre plan ,just tried palace fibre slc which is pretty good and alot cheaper than the mapei

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