Codex . 95% moisture adhesive

Codex are a sister company of Uzin flooring products and in that field they’re the nuts so I wouldn’t be quick to dismiss it.
 
Here is a thing and correct me if I'm wrong but schluter claim you can put ditra onto a gypsum screed up to 2% by volume . Does anybody know what that is as a rh figure .
 
Here is a thing and correct me if I'm wrong but schluter claim you can put ditra onto a gypsum screed up to 2% by volume . Does anybody know what that is as a rh figure .

Schluter say so But heres the thing... what do you stick it down with at that level of moisture. The anhydrite manufacturers say for a liquid DPM no more than 1.5% and they generally stick to most things.
 
I've used ultra tile supress it, a couple of times now, not on anhydrate screed on s and c screed early with high moisture content, and it worked a treat, still solid as, one was with travertine too, I did also put a decoupled down but no moisture shown through and all good 7 months later
 
Here is a thing and correct me if I'm wrong but schluter claim you can put ditra onto a gypsum screed up to 2% by volume . Does anybody know what that is as a rh figure .
I've spoken to schluter a few months back and they said they can't provide a guaranteed fast track system for gypsum screeds.
 

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