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Bio Gel No Limits is a C2TES1I forgot, sorry ...
but nolimits kerakoll became a C2,
initially S1 changed to C2.
so I often use a C2 on ufh.
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Bio Gel No Limits is a C2TES1I forgot, sorry ...
but nolimits kerakoll became a C2,
initially S1 changed to C2.
so I often use a C2 on ufh.
I think the classification was changed from s1 in Italy. @antonio?Bio Gel No Limits is a C2TES1
Where in that red circle does it say "but only if used with AD250"?Andy you asked the question to start the discussion off on the
11-2-19 on the 13-2-19 you posted the spec & circled suitable for heated floors, so were's it mis-leading
on the second page under the heading underfloor heating/undertile warming on a solid substrates it quotes ,The heat must be turned off & should been turned on gradually at least 5 days after tiling. IF THE SUBSTRATE IS TIMBER it must be over boarded & Weber AD250 used in the mix.
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