ditra wired ufh matting

[johnryan]

hello all, was thinking of recommending the new ditra wired ufh matting to a client soon, for a project im starting at the end of the month/early nov, and thought id check here to see if anyone has used it, and how they found it. from the video it looks fantastic, but thought people here may be able to let me know how it is to work with in the real world. thanks in advance for any replies. cheers.

john

 

[cam_low]

Im going to use it for my job in highgate. May need a second mortgage on her £8m mansion.

 

[johnryan]

can you give a review here when you use it looks great on the video, and must save a lot of time, but would be nice to hear from a tiler how it is to work with.

 

[Ajax123]

hello all, was thinking of recommending the new ditra wired ufh matting to a client soon, for a project im starting at the end of the month/early nov, and thought id check here to see if anyone has used it, and how they found it. from the video it looks fantastic, but thought people here may be able to let me know how it is to work with in the real world. thanks in advance for any replies. cheers.

john

Hang on... You've never used it, don't know how it is to install yet are happy to recommend it... How does that work

 

[johnryan]

Hang on... You've never used it, don't know how it is to install yet are happy to recommend it... How does that work

well you have a point, but the fact that it comes from schluter is recommendation enough for me. the video of the installation looks no different to normal ditra and the cabling looks easier than normal wired ufh. here's a link to it if you haven't seen it;
https://u01.spsend.com/speasapage.aspx?X=5P15VW77I9CWFBN000ZVW2
looks fantastic, but all the same is nice to hear from other fixers before trying.

 

[Gazzer]

It does look good but I would say at a price ?