Anhydrite Screeds: Are You Confident When Tiling To Them? - TilersForums.com

[DHTiling]

That will be dry in no time... then cool down slowly... and test.

 

[Stef]

That will be dry in no time... then cool down slowly... and test.

Found out from client today that they have knocked a further 2 weeks off the entry date.
They move in 6th September.

What is the shortest time you have tiled to a Gyvlon screed from pour to tile?
This screed is 80mm deep.

 

[Ian]

80mm is very thick Stef, usually half that. That's gonna take a bit of drying out IMO.

 

[Mr Tiler]

House builder down our way getting sued for £110k,

why are they claiming so much?

 

[Stef]

why are they claiming so much?

Full downstairs tiled.
A large m2 area, don't know much more about the build.
The house builder I work for lost out to this company at the tender.

 

[Mr Tiler]

110k sound like he bodged the whole house lol sound mate

 

[White Room]

110k sound like he bodged the whole house lol sound mate

£110k does sound excessive, perhaps they want an extension out of it....

 

[Mr Tiler]

but as stef said hes a builder maybe he done more work than tiling sounds like a dear game to me lol

 

[White Room]

but as stef said hes a builder maybe he done more work than tiling sounds like a dear game to me lol

It is when it goes belly up....

 

[DHTiling]

80mm is very thick Stef, usually half that. That's gonna take a bit of drying out IMO.

Sorry but the norm is 65mm.