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    Hi all tiling on ashphaltic floor, also requires ufh,what is the best method? many thanks

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    Default Re: tiling on ashphaltic floor

    What is the floor made up of? I take it this is outside?
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    it was a garage before, now it is a kitchen and dining room. It is made up of concrete base and a ashphaltic layer on top.

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    Default Re: tiling on ashphaltic floor

    Quote Originally Posted by northstar View Post
    it was a garage before, now it is a kitchen and dining room. It is made up of concrete base and a ashphaltic layer on top.
    No chance of removing the covering and taking it back to the concrete? If not i would be on the phone to the adhesive manufacturer and see what they recommend.
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    Default Re: tiling on ashphaltic floor

    a bit late now as it has warmup insulation boards down now.

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    Oh right, what adhesive/primer did you use?
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    Oh right, what adhesive/primer did you use?
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    Default Re: tiling on ashphaltic floor

    I would also consider the heat from the ufh on top of ashphalt..
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    I would also consider the heat from the ufh on top of ashphalt..
    was onto the tec team at warmup and they said as long as you have put their insulation boards down it should be ok.

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    Default Re: tiling on ashphaltic floor

    Thats fine mate, must have missed that bit somewhere..
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    time will tell

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