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    Default Tumbled Travertine for my hallway

    Has anyone used the TG roman opus mix or have a picture of some work with it?

    I'm also considering UTH with it - how compatable is it ?

    Thanks for any help

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    Default Re: Tumbled Travertine for my hallway

    UFH will be fine with travertine and I'm sure theres loads of pictures of opus trav in the gallery

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    Default Re: Tumbled Travertine for my hallway

    Take a look at my photos here
    http://www.tilersforums.co.uk/tilers...ch-2010-a.html

    If using UFH i would be using an Uncoupling membrane such as Ditra or Dural myself.
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    Default Re: Tumbled Travertine for my hallway

    Thanks

    The UFH will be on concrete base downstairs - Are you suggesting the ditra for insulation?

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    Dave,

    Personally, I would fix some insulation boards first, then UFH, then SLC, then a decoupler, then tiles. However, you are talking about a small floor area so the decoupler is not as critical as it would be if you were working on a large floor area.

    Don't forget to work out where the pan etc will be so that you don't end up putting the mat under it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Captain Slow View Post
    Dave,

    Personally, I would fix some insulation boards first, then UFH, then SLC, then a decoupler, then tiles. However, you are talking about a small floor area so the decoupler is not as critical as it would be if you were working on a large floor area.

    Don't forget to work out where the pan etc will be so that you don't end up putting the mat under it.

    toilet in a hallway thats a new one on me

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    I always try and use an uncoupling membrane when working with stone and UFH. Just my way.
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    I was working with Dave last week and he was talking about his downstairs loo as well as hallway, so I just jumped to conclusions.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Captain Slow View Post

    I was working with Dave last week and he was talking about his downstairs loo as well as hallway, so I just jumped to conclusions.
    Yep you got it , tiling right through and plan to stop well short of the pan . .. well maybe close enough for warm feet

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