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Discuss Wet underfloor installation in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hi, Looking for advice on porcelain installation over mostly new screed and part wooden floorboards all with wet underfloor heating. Approx 60sqm in total three seperate rooms. I am thinking ...
          
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    Default Wet underfloor installation

    Hi,
    Looking for advice on porcelain installation over mostly new screed and part wooden floorboards all with wet underfloor heating. Approx 60sqm in total three seperate rooms. I am thinking that in area of floorboards approx 10sqm, replace with ply/backer boards, use ditra over whole area-floorboards and screed, incorporate movement joints above where wood/screed butts and use flexible adhesive and grouts for all.
    Can anyone advise if I am going seriously wrong! I did talk to Schluter and they said that Ditra over the wood is not guaranteed, so is there a better solution to this predicament!
    Any advise truly welcomed!!
    Brother in laws house so cannot afford to get wrong!

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    I think the way you have mentioned is the way to go mate.

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    Default Re: Wet underfloor installation

    you can speak to ditra and ask if they recomend expansion strip between rooms at door openings, expansion gaps/ strips around perimiter of room etc as well as bridging over the two different substrates.

    Everything that you do to eliminate the chances of failure will prove to be beneficial.

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