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[s collins]

ok the tuff form former is in and im now looking at tanking
im going with dural
so is this the right order for

 

[Gazzer]

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[s collins]

fitting dural ci++ ?

ok the tuff form former is in and im now looking at tanking
im going with dural
so is this the right order for fitting
dural ci++(using this because of in screed heating) on floor then tape joint
then corners peices and joint from floor to wall with tape
then durabase wp to walls
do i need to tape the joints on the walls or just over lap ?
also what will i need to stick it down to floors and walls
and does it need primer on new screed and plaster
thanks simon

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

Hi Simon, I would use Mapei Keraquick and Latex plus on the floor to fix the Dural ci mat, what is the substrate on the walls? also what type of tiles are you thinking of using? Mapei is just my preferred adhesive, others may not agree.

 

[s collins]

Thanks phil
Not sure on floor tiles yet but wife wants mosaic
She has chosen large ceramic for walls
Which is new plaster

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

Hi Simon, skimmed plaster will only take 20kg per m2, just check the weight of your tiles.

 

[s collins]

Thanks I'll check weight before buying
Any more on the order of fitting the tanking ?

 

[s collins]

also how do you get the durabase ci++ in the the sealing ring on tuff form tray ?

 

[JFRWhipple]

also how do you get the durabase ci++ in the the sealing ring on tuff form tray ?

Same question different thread. I believe the Tuff Form is designed for a liquid membrane like Mapei's Aqua Defence or Mapegum WPS. A sheet membrane will buckle and wrinkle if clamped into a dish shape.

Perhaps your drain connection is different from mine here in Vancouver.

JW

 

[Dan]

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