BAL Bal Rapid Flex Fibre Plus Vs Ultimate - TilersForums.com

[J Sid]

What's an orangery. .

Really Andy.

 

[J Sid]

We've already had lengthy discussions over the screed, along the lines of "my builder says it'll be dry enough to tile on in 2 days"! So yeah I agree, tread carefully with customers like these.

There are ways you can tile the screed after a few days.
Sounds like Topps need to up there figures on the sales of bal products.

 

[Rich Midge]

I've nothing against Bal, years ago it was always our first choice gear. I think manufacturers have caught up now though (some at least) and if you can get a comparable product for half the price from a still relatively small independent company such as TileMaster, then I'd rather go that route. As for tiling onto a green screed, agree perfectly possible with the right gear and wallet, still rather it dry though.

 

[Old Mod]

Well without knowing all the facts,
Ultimate would seem the perfect choice,
It is a green screed adhesive anyway.

 

[Rich Midge]

Well without knowing all the facts,
Ultimate would seem the perfect choice,
It is a green screed adhesive anyway.

Exactly!! Screed should be dry but priced for Ultimate as a just in case.

 

[Andy Allen]

Really Andy.

Why don't you just call it a bloody conservatory then....orangery. ...really...who grows oranges in this country. ..

 

[J Sid]

I would have thought everyone call's a conservative an orangery in posh Gloucester @Andy Allen

 

[Andy Allen]

I would have thought everyone call's a conservative an orangery in posh Gloucester @Andy Allen

We call it an outhouse..lol

 

[J Sid]

Your Peckham roots letting you down again Dave

 

[Old Mod]

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