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[Dumbo]

Not when you Level over it like I did! I have one similar coming up which I'm not going to level over. It's a small difference tho as what you save in leveller you will use nearly as much in extra adhesive.

My argumemt exactly . You got to use the material so why not levelling .
Stick down mat .fix cables . Level over nice days work. Maybe not with yours though @Localtiler as it looks quite expansive. As for quicker not levelling , is it if you take in to account the amount of time you take spamming adhesive in to the mat and you know the wrap around the cable isn't as good therefor potetional problems particularly around the cold joint and cable termination . I can't level it I don't do it .It

 

[Waluigi]

I do Bathrooms non stop yet I would struggle to find a situation where I’d want to use this system.

I think it’s more designed for larger floors.

I’d have a Matt or loose lay wire down far quicker IMHO

 

[Dumbo]

I do Bathrooms non stop yet I would struggle to find a situation where I’d want to use this system.

I think it’s more designed for larger floors.

I’d have a Matt or loose lay wire down far quicker IMHO

Don't knock it until you've tried it . I've used in small bathrooms .

 

[Waluigi]

It’s highly unlikely I’m going to go out and spec it for a job. I spec all my jobs. I’m not knocking the system, I think it’s a fantastic idea but I’m just unlikely to want to use it.

 

[Gerard]

Beautiful work it's lovely to see great tiling like this.
I love to use this system but the dural rep in my area recommends to use adhesive not slc because dural reckon the adhesive is more flexible so I've always bedded the wires in adhesive which is much slower than slc. What are your thoughts on this guy's?