Fibre slc thickness on wet ufh

[Chalker]

so will the vertical deflection negate the lateral deflection??? more crap that 18 year old PST's with an A level in sales come out with :incazzato:

Where is the vertical deflection coming from.?

 

[Midlandceramics]

Ok thanks

 

[White Room]

What is the sub floor? If its timber ( joists) might be worth taking the floor boards up and installing ufh between the joists.? Would save 25mm

You will find very little cement based addys will stick too a foil backing.....

 

[Chalker]

You will find very little cement based addys will stick too a foil backing.....

Second pic now loaded but pointless as its a concrete floor.

 

[Midlandceramics]

Tilemaster do one ! But I would use prima grip first !! Used it on steel steps before

 

[Dougs Third Go]

Where is the vertical deflection coming from.?

The floating floor, the lateral deflection from the heated floor, it'll be like tiling a trampoline facing into a jet engine

 

[Midlandceramics]

Still no Ansa to my original question ? ?

 

[Gazzer]

Cant answer because original question makes no sense to me.

 

[Midlandceramics]

Fair enough

 

[Gazzer]

Fair enough

No offence but what is you need to know ?

 

[Midlandceramics]

Fibre slc thickness on wet ufh
What kind of depth of fibre slc on top of wet ufh pipes

 

[Gazzer]

ARE YOU ASKING WHAT IS THE MAXIMUM OR MINIMUM OR WHAT IS NORMAL ETC ??


Oopps cap lock on

 

[Midlandceramics]

I would of thort min 3mm !! Normal for this app

 

[Midlandceramics]

Sorry mate ! That doesn't read well !! The normal depth for this app

 

[Gazzer]

Are you putting it over exposed pipework ?
I hate these UFH systems and in the past I have gone over with Ditra.

 

[Midlandceramics]

Yes deffo going on with Ditra it's 12mm trav ! But first will prima grip bond the deflective cover which holds the pipes and fibre slc on to that then ditra 44m

 

[Midlandceramics]

Yes deffo going on with Ditra it's 12mm trav ! But first will prima grip bond the deflective cover which holds the pipes and fibre slc on to that then ditra 44m

Just wonderd if any one knows the rec depth of the fibre slc on this app

 

[Andy Allen]

surely you just read the back of the bag.....normal thickness is 3mm to 50mm...or i'm I missing summit..

 

[Midlandceramics]

Yeh of course it does ! Just wondering how thick anyone else has put this down on this ufh system !!. Jesus

 

[Andy Allen]

alright keep your pants on......don't think anyone has the slightest idea what your on about..!!!

im out anyway ....leave it to someone eles !!

 

[Gazzer]

As I said earlier the original post was vague but surely the idea of SLC is to put as much on as is needed....??

 

[trevortine]

I recently viewed one of these and knocked it back due to the fact the boards were just laid on top of subfloor and were rocking around all over the shop. I reccomened they be screwed down and at least 10mm slc over top then ditra. The new bal fibre base is stable at 3mm where as weber floor flex needs 10mm. So to answer the original question at least 10mm screed, not forgetting to prime boards first with pr360.

 

[Midlandceramics]

Yes thanks ! Someone who knows the score .. Not many have seen this system never mind put trav on top.. Yeh will use top grade primer !! Started to think I am going mad !!ha ha

 

[Ian]

Does the UFH system look like this?

 

[Midlandceramics]

Similar ! Is that on like on a Marmox board or is that the primer on the surface !!!! This stuff is hdfoam comp with a alliminum deflector on it . This is the link mate have a look !! Installing the JG Overfit System - YouTube