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Hi All
Going to look at a kitchen tomorrow where the the back end has been knocked through to a new conservatory.
The kitchen is old concrete and the conserv ... -
New to old conrete
Hi All
Going to look at a kitchen tomorrow where the the back end has been knocked through to a new conservatory.
The kitchen is old concrete and the conserv is new will there definatly be a need for a movement joint where the 2 meet
Cheers
Kev
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Use an uncoupling membrane then you should be fine..This is what happens if you just tile.Cracked floor 002.jpgCracked floor 003.jpg
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Cheers pal
Would the entire floors need doing or could you put the membrane say 1 metre on either side bridging the joint
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Originally Posted by
kaharrison9
Hi All
Going to look at a kitchen tomorrow where the the back end has been knocked through to a new conservatory.
The kitchen is old concrete and the conserv is new will there definatly be a need for a movement joint where the 2 meet
Cheers
Kev
yes, an expansion joint should be used as its 2 seperate substrates meeting together.
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Originally Posted by
kaharrison9
Cheers pal
Would the entire floors need doing or could you put the membrane say 1 metre on either side bridging the joint
I haver heard of peeps doing this slip method but not tried it myself..
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Would you think Aston a movement joint alone would be suffice
Cheers
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Thinking about it now.When at the Mapei training day at Halesowen last year one of the reps produced a type of fleece and said it could be used to bridge over the area affected.Not all
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Originally Posted by
kaharrison9
Thinking about it now.When at the Mapei training day at Halesowen last year one of the reps produced a type of fleece and said it could be used to bridge over the area affected.Not all
Mapetex..?
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i have bridged areas like that before kaharrison with a smaller peice rather than doing an entire floor all has been fine
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As above, I've done it like that as well and been ok.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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