Hi I am Dexter

[kilty55]

hi dexter not sure if this is the cause but i steer clear of standard flexis with water for this type of tile as whitebeam has said some are not too keen on water either

 

[Dexter]

Thanks for all your advice I have Tech guy coming out from the Adhesive co, and he says it could be caused by heat. Apparently they had the same problem at Heathrow Airport. I am hoping this is the case. Thanks again Dexter

 

[DHTiling]

Are they laid in a conservatory ..?

 

[AliGage]

Are they laid in a conservatory ..?

I was going to ask that!

 

[Dexter]

No not in a conservatory but in a large open plan family room and kitchen

 

[DHTiling]

No not in a conservatory but in a large open plan family room and kitchen

So are the curled ones in an area that has direct sunlight on them..?

 

[AliGage]

Again what Dave said. But if not it could also be central heating pipes under the floor warming the concrete. How was the prep done before laying?

 

[Dexter]

Half of them the rest are around the kitchen area it all points to a heat issue. Could I be right?

 

[DHTiling]

These tiles can and do curl with even sunlight on them for prolonged periods... they DO NOT!! like any form of heat...

 

[Dexter]

If that is the case who is liable when I the tiler has fitted them using all the right products and the product does what it has done and the customer is looking at me to replace every thing and the tile supplier seems to be washing there hands of it.