uncoupling

  1. R

    Uncoupling necessary?

    Hi everyone, I'm just looking for some advice regarding preparing a floor with piped ufh. It's a full ground floor. Approximately 100m2 split between seven rooms including the hallway. 1000x215 porcelain throughout. Piped ufh system. I've been advised it'll be screeded with Mapei Topchem...
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    Isomat UK Uncoupling and W.M Uncoupling Membranes

    Suitable for uncoupling sound and problematic substrates. It allows subsequent coverings to function as independent layers in relation with the substrate. It can be placed on walls or floors in a variety of substrates such as concrete, cement mortars, old layers of tiles, mosaics, masonry etc...
  3. B

    Can I Remove Fleece Backing From Uncoupling Membrane?

    started stripping up a 40 m floor today to find it was all on Ditra. I found it odd as it was a concrete screed with water UFH in.. Is there a quick way to Remove the fleece backing Thanks Ben
  4. S

    Uncoupling

    Looked at an outside job, a garden path leading to the front door of the property, it's cement/concrete & years old with only 2 cracks on it that look like they have been there for years. Im wanting to put down an uncoupler but what's the best for an outside job? I could probably get away with...
  5. O

    To Overboard Or Not?

    A have a flood damaged property to price some large format stone work for........... Some of the rooms will be brand new timber joists and P5 chipboard. I will fit uncoupling membrane but, can/should I go straight onto the P5 with the uncoupling membrane? The book says yes fit the uncoupling...
  6. F

    When Do You Uncouple?

    I have used uncoupling mats before, but not extensively. It's only maybe the last 18 month or 2 years that my local tile shop has stocked them. When do you personally use an uncoupling mat and when don't you? Materials and substrate.. I understand what lateral movement is, but I have seen...
  7. F

    Would You ? Uncouple

    I have two floors to tile, this one, 2m and another one in main bathroom about 3m, same but with a bath instead of shower. I've got no more ply down, I'm putting Ufh down and levelling it. This ones having 300x300 porcelain on diamond, checkerboard. Next door is having wood plank look tiles, not...
  8. S

    Wet UFH Limestone DITRA?

    I am a customer not a tiler! My architect wants to lay limestone tiles directly on to the screed which is a sand and cement mix with the UFH pipes in it. This is laid on a solid concrete base. The screed has SBR and some fibres in it. My worry is that the limestone tiles with all their natural...
  9. H

    Tile height using Schluter Ditra?

    Hi guys, have not got round to tiling the bathroom and kitchen floor and was wondering how high the finished tile height will be once completed? Tiles are 9mm thick and I will be using the Schluter Ditra as recommended. Jimmy
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    Skirting tiles & fitting uncoupling membrane

    Hi All. I need a hand with pricing a job please. A 130m2 of 300mm x 300mm porcelain tiles on a heated concrete floor in 4 different rooms. That isn't a problem pricing wise,but I could do with a hand pricing,laying 130m2 of uncoupling membrane and 80 linear metres of skirting tiles.(labour...
  11. Dan

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

    Perhaps one for @SchlüterSystems themselves to answer. When was ditra first made and used? Is that tiling job still down? Was it the first of its kind? And just one for the hell of it - what was your first pets name and the name of your first street? (we get your 'acting' name then don't we...
  12. Dan

    Dural Durabase Ci++ Uncoupling Membrane Matting

    DURAL decoupling mat DURABASE CI++ The quick multi-purpose decoupling mat with shear-stop action Particularly safe, extremely fast, noticeable cost saving Construction optimized 3-layer structure Stress alleviating and crack-bridging Improves footfall sound insulation Saves time and money...
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    Will this need a uncoupling mat

    41 msq Porcelain, over water fed in screed ufh, I told the customer it will need a uncoupling mat, but they have asked me to go ahead without it, will it be ok, or should I refuse the job. Any advice will be appreciated.
  14. K

    karl Dahm uncoupling roller

    Evening All. Couple of photos as know there appreciated. Looked at different rollers in the UK market to speed up laying Ditra and also to reduce the strains on my knees. Ended up purchasing this Karl Dahm roller £95.00 posted from Germany and arrived in 4 days. Usual Germany quality...
  15. L

    So when can I NOT use Ditra?

    I have been drooling over about 10 pages of the ''post your work'' thread and I am wondering when is it ok NOT to use Ditra when not laying UFH? Emaple 1: Concrete floor, I put down SLC... Can I then tile straight over? Eample 2: Floor boards (Stable), I then ply or thermo board... Can I then...
  16. J

    how many people used ditra drain mat

    i have been in touch with schluter yesterday regarding a terrace and a path i have to tile. new screed over old base for terrace and new concrete for garden path. i was only calling schluter to check that their stance on concrete and screed drying times before overlaying with ditra was still...
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    Uncoupling Adhesive for a porcelain floor.

    Anyone recommend a fair priced adhesive to use on a half wood half concrete floor over layed with either ditra or similar uncoupling membrane. Tiles are Glazed porcelain
  18. W

    Shluter Ditra matting adhesives question

    I intend to tile the floors of an extension and existing kitchen area with calibrated slate tiles. The existing floor area is a suspended chipboard floor which I need to pull up and re-install as it sloping and does not align with the concrete floor which was laid about 8 months ago. I will...
  19. M

    ditra xl

    know anywhere that sells the new ditra xl ?
  20. M

    ditra over chipboard

    hi all. im due to tile an extension floor that has chipboard down and was wondering if its possible to put ditra mat over it and then tile.trying to avoid overboarding with ply if possible. has anyone any advice on the best solution for this.what would you guys do?thanks

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