When Was Ditra Made? And Was It The First Uncoupling Matting?

[Simons70]

The adhesive companies make the adhesive for fit tiles,stone,marble,etc.,not membranes.

 

[Dan]

The adhesive companies make the adhesive for fit tiles,stone,marble,etc.,not membranes.

It seems over here the uncoupling membrane is being specified quite a bit for pretty much any floor.

We seem to have lost trust in the adhesive!

 

[dean.diy]

maybe the floors in Italy are solid concrete, not the flexing floorboard/ joist substrates we have here.

 

[Dan]

maybe the floors in Italy are solid concrete, not the flexing floorboard/ joist substrates we have here.

I'm sure our adhesives work just fine on our floors.

 

[dean.diy]

Don't disagree with the thread.Cant see the Germans inventing something that didn't involve profit AND was really needed.

 

[White Room]

Can't beat an hand cut piece of lino on the bathroom floorboards

 

[Dan]

Even better, hand cut Lino on floorboards with newspaper as packing on the odd dipped board.

 

[White Room]

Sad thing is I remember having it in our bathroom with the news paper when I was a kid

 

[jonnyc]

Schluter changed the ditra name to ditra 25 two org three years ago and I called them to ask why since it came in a 30 my roll. Answer was 25 the anniversary