If the cement is cured , then no reaction by skimming to render but adding cement based to gypsum background is where ettrignite can form .
Anhydrite Screed (gypsum based)
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If the cement is cured , then no reaction by skimming to render but adding cement based to gypsum background is where ettrignite can form .
I pay roughly £14 per bag for spf, but my supplier charges £21.33 for anhyfix.. big different on material price
I Still use acrylic primer and cement based adhesive method... And I also uncouple all anhydrite floors I tile , call it over kill but I like to work that way..
still yet to use a gypsum adhesive .
I am Matting the floor anyhow for expansion movement
i haven't used the gypsum stuff either
A builder i sub too won't let me try it..lol.. He hates it when I suggest new products ... Soooooo maybe in 10yrs he might :lol:
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White Room
Some builders seem to be so stuck in the past...
Wheres all the lads who say ' well i walk away if the builder/customer ect ect don't do it by the book '
Is not tiling anyldrite with cement addy wrong ????
Its like ting a shower area with tubbed [emoji23][emoji23]or is that ok ???? 😉
Why is it wrong , if it is , how did we tile them before gypsum adhesives... Lol lol :lol:
oh oh and yes a D2 Dispersion is fine in a shower ... 🙂
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White Room
It was when there was rubber pipes conected to the bath taps and a dribble of water came out, now it's gallons with super duper pumps.
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