Dural ci+ adhesive on green screed

[Spare Tool]

The joints in the mat need taping also, homelux do a waterproof tape to go with the ci matting

 

[hmtiling]

found out the other week that you only need to tape joints on ditra, when being used as a vapour barrier, with stone and not porcelain. i'd give dural a call to see if the same applies to durabase.

 

[Spare Tool]

found out the other week that you only need to tape joints on ditra, when being used as a vapour barrier, with stone and not porcelain. i'd give dural a call to see if the same applies to durabase.

....school day cheers H

 

[Drifterjoe]

Right....last question on the same subject what about if I arrive and the floor needs a few mm of SLC??

 

[Old Mod]

found out the other week that you only need to tape joints on ditra, when being used as a vapour barrier, with stone and not porcelain.

Oh, so you do remember something then! Haha

f i'd give dural a call to see if the same applies to durabase.

 

[J Sid]

Oh, so you do remember something then! Haha

#Funny

 

[hmtiling]

....school day cheers H

Oh, so you do remember something then! Haha

What have i forgotten now?

 

[J Sid]

were you only just on a Schluter training course?

 

[hmtiling]

were you only just on a Schluter training course?

I was.

 

[Drifterjoe]

Just bumping the thread to see if I can get my previous question answered?

What if I need to level the new screed? Is there a self leveler that can go over new screed that's nor fully dry. Or could I lay the durabase and level that with a bit of rapid set and a straight edge? Not exceeding the maximum bed obviously.

 

[J Sid]

I would have thought you could us a SLC on a green screed and uncouple over the top with Dural or Ditra and tape joints but would email tec at both companies for there input.
I wouldn't SLC on green screed and then tile with no uncoupling.

 

[Old Mod]

Tilemaster's pro flow is moisture tolerant, it's a two part slc.
Obviously clear it with Tec first.

 

[peteablard]

Ardex NA is the same

 

[Old Mod]

Ardex NA is the same

Although commonly known as Arditex NA, isn't that right @LEE MAC!

 

[peteablard]

Although commonly known as Arditex NA, isn't that right @LEE MAC!

Ardex Arditex NA to give it its full name then