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    Can i stick ditra or dural down with Bal PTB.
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    Default Re: PTB and Ditra

    what is the substrate?

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    Why would you want to Al? have you got an uneven floor?

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    I got a damp concrete floor with a slightly unstable screed on it which has been damp for some time and shows no signs of drying. I am assuming no DPM under with it being so old (probably over 60years). I have levelled it but was thinking I would use Ditra just to cope with the damp as I want to get on with the tiling. ..Its just that I have the PTB which a friend at BAL kindly gave me but it is not a problem to get summat else if this is not right for Ditra. I have never used Ditra personally before.
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    The damp could cause a de bond IMO here, but you could at worst end up with floating floor with the tiles stuck tight to the ditra.
    Is it a small area?
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    Quote Originally Posted by hillhead View Post
    The damp could cause a de bond IMO here, but you could at worst end up with floating floor with the tiles stuck tight to the ditra.
    Is it a small area?
    That is my thinking too. It is only a small area - about 8m2 in total.
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    Cant you put a liquid DP on it first?

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    Default Re: PTB and Ditra

    first off all i would use this on the damp screed ARDITEX NA from ARDEX UK

    then i would use this on top off the above ARDEX DPM 1 C from ARDEX UK

    and then another coat of this ARDITEX NA from ARDEX UK

    Then tile away
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