Conservatory Floor

[diamondtiling]

I would try and remove it Andy, its just sitting on top anyway. If you wet it it will probably start to peel up so you can see just how inadequate it is.

😳

 

[andy301069]

:yikes: I'll poor some water on tonight and hope for the best...

 

[andy301069]

you will also need to use a white flex addy if you are using the beige tiles and not the oyster tiles.

Chris, why do I need an additive just for the beige tiles ? These are the one I've got by the way...

 

[andy301069]

I tried to remove the PVA / Water but it seems to have soaked into the concrete floor... I'm just going to have to apply a primer over the top of it I think....

 

[Gazzer]

As long as its soaked in it will be fine. A quick scrape over and then prime should do.

 

[andy301069]

some photo's of my project -

think my wires may be too close together but I ran out floor space... :mad2: anyone got any good idea's when this happens ?

 

[DHTiling]

Always buy a matt smaller than the actual area you need to cover...this will aloow for turning the matt and spacing..

Loose cable systems are more accurate but matt systems are quicker on larger area's ..

You have to be careful not to get the cable to close together as they could over heat.

 

[Tomtiler]

looking gd

 

[merlecollins]

think my wires may be too close together but I ran out floor space... anyone got any good idea's when this happens ?

Don't think they look too bad there actually mate

 

[gm140]

remember and leave for at least 2 weeks when your finished before turning on UFH and then put on at a low temp and gradually increase over several days and then turn down gradually over a few days this will stop SLC and addy cracking. Then you can get your seat out, crack open a tinny and enjoy.