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    Anhydrite screed with UFH - Help please

    Hi, I am after some advice on my recent project of self build house. I have recently tiled my kitchen floor which was a anhydrite screed with wet type UFH fitted. The floor has been down for over 12 months or more now and fully dried out. I have used the following for my floor after...
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    Anhydrite screeds . Installation video on gyvlon screeds

    Here is a video from Lafarge gyvlon on the application of their pumpable gyvlon screeds. Well worth watching..:thumbsup: Click HERE to watch.
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    Tiling to Anhydrite screeds... A method statement from PCI.

    Here are some guidelines that PCI have allowed me to type up for all you PCI users who need a method statement for tiling to anhydrite screeds... Tiling to Anhydrite screeds by PCI. Anhydrite screeds are now becoming more and more apparent in the market place,and as direct result of this...
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    Anhydrite Primer

    I'm about to lay Karndean tiles on an anhydrite screed which has hot water underfloor heating. The screed is thoroughly dry and has had the laitance removed. The tile supplier advised priming with Uzin 360 and then smoothing with Uzin NC110. My questions are:- the surface is already smooth...
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    Stone tiles on anhydrite screed

    Hi I'm trying to compare some quotes for tiling a floor and want to make sure it's going to be done right. The room is 7.5m x 4.5m rectangular and the substrate is an anhydrite screed with embedded wet ufh pipe. The pipe is embedded in a metal mesh within the screed. The tiles are 610mm...
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    Flexible tile adhesive on Anhydrite Screed

    Hi All I have been a member for a few weeks now and have been looking through quite a few threads. I have found it useful in many ways. I work with anyhdrites (I hear all the sharp intakes of breath at this point) so have also been able to usefully contribute (hopefully) to some of the threads...
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    Identifying Anhydrite Screed

    There has been a couple of threads recently where Anhydrite Screed has been talked about. It is known that these type of screeds can be hard to identify, especially for the inexperienced. Can anybody offer a sure fire way of identifying this type of screed?
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    The dreaded Anhydrite/freeflow screed

    As an ongoing contract i have been tiling a property with screed that i was told was Freeflow screed. No problems up till now. The screed was dry and any laitance was removed and then 2 coats of primer (90 degrees to each other) were laid. Dural Ci was laid with SPF adhesive then the Travertine...
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    Anhydrite Screeds - Increase In Tiling Queries

    There?s been much discussion amongst flooring contractors in recent months about the thorny subject of anhydrite screeds. Many installations are failing, seemingly because of the highly specific requirements needed to ensure success. So much so, that the Contract Flooring Association has...

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