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Will never happen .. they are all frightened to commit.
Never mind eh....leave it to the fixer to carry the can ! :mad2:
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Will never happen .. they are all frightened to commit.
maybe they're all builders?...."tiler will sort it out"Will never happen .. they are all frightened to commit.
Will never happen .. they are all frightened to commit.
Everyone knows the correct prep for Anydrite screeds by now hopefully, sand and prime if using cement based flexible adhesives, sand and Kerakoll H40 Ideal, or the Creative Impressions version GBTA, I believe Kerakoll do a de-coupling nat so maybe worth contacting them.
I always think its best to try where possible to stick to 1 manufacturer
Mark S, Technical and Specification Manager, Gyvlon Ltd
the issue is that as we (the binder suppliers) do not make the adhesives so we have no control and cannot take responsibility for how their gear is tested or how it performs. The best we can do is test the adhesives ourselves which has often been done. we are forced by the contracts and legislation that bind us to make relatively vague and wooly comments. i have advocated the use of gypsum adhesives for quite some time and am aware of very few failures where they have been used.
It is also unreasonable to say a cement adhesive wont work because here are lots of cases when it works fine. The majority of issues come when a tiler or a builder miss out a crucial bit e.g missing out joints, forgetting to moisture test, ignoring dust and dirt on the screed, failing to prep or a combination of all.
because (imo) if we don't pay, we get no comeback:incazzato:That is the same for gypsum adhesives as well though..
Yes gypsum to gypsum is the more attractive route but adhesive comps are ripping the industry off with the prices they are charging.. material costs are no more for gypsum or cement IMO.. so why do they rip us off.?
Everyone knows the correct prep for Anydrite screeds by now hopefully, sand and prime if using cement based flexible adhesives, sand and Kerakoll H40 Ideal, or the Creative Impressions version GBTA, I believe Kerakoll do a de-coupling nat so maybe worth contacting them.
I always think its best to try where possible to stick to 1 manufacturer
Mark S, Technical and Specification Manager, Gyvlon Ltd
But Mark this is about what adhesive to use to stick the Ditra to an Anhydrite screed. Do any of those adhesive stick the Ditra?
is there a rapid set gypsum adhesive?, I've always used rapid set for ditra/uncouplers just for the reason that if you need to pull a tile your're not going to pull the mat up too. I remember Dave having issues with, I think, kerakoll addy and uncoupling mat.
is there a rapid set gypsum adhesive?, I've always used rapid set for ditra/uncouplers just for the reason that if you need to pull a tile your're not going to pull the mat up too. I remember Dave having issues with, I think, kerakoll addy and uncoupling mat.
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