Concrete floor.

[DHTiling]

Do Agila do a matt sealer to use on their floors do yo know Ajax?

Do you mean Agilia .. ?

 

[Dougs Third Go]

hmmm..... A good tiler??

he wants to tile it himself Alan, I'm down there plastering....but obviously and without trying to sound patronising to him, you tend to add your tuppence worth...a hint, there's perimeter expansion joints....

 

[enduro]

Thats the one Dave..lol

 

[DHTiling]

Thats the one Dave..lol

LOL.. if it is Agilia , then you will have saw cut expansion joints every 2.5 to 3mtrs in the floor..

 

[enduro]

Ummm. didnt see any...opps another **** up!! it has wet underfloor heating in the screed..I wont be cutting expansion joints in the floor!!

 

[enduro]

LOL.. if it is Aguila , then you will have saw cut expansion joints every 2.5 to 3mtrs in the floor..

I have all her records...Oh no that Christina Aguilera!

 

[DHTiling]

Ummm. didnt see any...opps another **** up!! it has wet underfloor heating in the screed..I wont be cutting expansion joints in the floor!!

Agilia is pourable cement based screed and deffo has joint at max 3 mtr intervals.. 🙂 >>>>

Bay sizes
Unheated screeds – the joints should be cut at 40 x depth of the slab, in
mm e.g. at 75mm thick, 40 x 75 = 3000mm = 3m. Cut at 3m x 3m

http://www.lafarge.co.uk/AandCReadymix/Agilia Screed 10 Datasheet.pdf

 

[Ajax123]

Do you mean "should have joints" dave.... Not seen too many of them in my time...

 

[DHTiling]

Do you mean "should have joints" dave.... Not seen too many of them in my time...

Every Agilia floor i have seen in the northeast has had them..

 

[Dougs Third Go]

Ummm. didnt see any...opps another **** up!! it has wet underfloor heating in the screed..I wont be cutting expansion joints in the floor!!

and that's the scenario where I've been working