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04-12-2007
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#2 | | New TilersForums Contributor
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| i use this product a lot over here in the usa.its unbelievable providing you have adequate sub floor.
the weight is a plus too meaning you can haul a full roll (323 sq ft)no problem.
im not sure what your using over there in the uk as an underlayment for tile but this stuff is great.
when im off to work and i know im tiling over ditra im keen to get in and graft. | | |
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05-12-2007
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#3 | | WOT A LEARNIN CURVE
Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Telford,shropshire
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| we it beats haulin backer boards up stairs!  | | |
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05-12-2007
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#4 | | Mr PAT (Pro Active Tiler)
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| Have used it many times - good, but don't like tilining onto it.
Painfull filling up all the holes. Also nasty if sub floor is not good - seems to accentuate any high points. | | |
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10-12-2007
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#5 | | Tilers Forums Arms Member
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| i cant even say it | | |
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12-12-2007
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#6 | | Tilers Forums Arms Member
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| I have used it namy times and find it brilliant. A great invention,. | | |
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16-12-2007
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#7 | | TilersForums Contributor
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| got a question it seems most tilers seem to go on top of ditra with spf,
is it just a case they dont want to pay the added adhesive cost of a 2 part.
or do most tilers just think ditra and 2 part addy is overkill(eg over floorboards).
haven't spoke to the tech people (bal or schluter) yet. | | |
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16-12-2007
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#8 | | Tilers Forums Admin | whe installing ditra over ply or wood you stick it down with flexi adhesive..then tile on top of ditra with a modified adhesive....as specified by schluter.uk |
Last edited by Dave; 03-01-2008 at 05:12 PM.
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17-12-2007
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#9 | | TilersForums Contributor
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| cheers mate, your a gold mine of info. | | |
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18-12-2007
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#10 | | TilersForums Contributor
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| noticed on the schluter uk site it recommends boarding over floorboards before laying, so whats the forums views on tiling on floorboards. | | |
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18-12-2007
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#11 | | Tilers Forums Admin | schluter.uk recommend boarding before putting ditra down.. you can though tile on to floor boards themselves with the right prep and adhesive & grout... |
Last edited by Dave; 03-01-2008 at 05:16 PM.
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