kerakoll h40 eco ideal

[Unregistered]

has anyone used kerakoll eco h40 ideal directly onto anhydrite screed? are there any issues?? whats the minimum moisture content before laying on anhydrite?

 

[Spud]

:lurk5:should be a few good posts on this one ,I have not used it

 

[Ajax123]

Seen it used loads of times. Not aware of any issues direct to anhydrite provided its sanded and vacuumed well. Moisture needs to be below 0.5% and any underfloor heating must be commissioned and run first...

 

[Mark@Tilemaster]

I am told by a Kerakoll stockist that it is a standard setting dispersion adhesive so when used with a decoupling layer it can take a long time to set. Lovely to work with though is what the feedback says.

 

[Ajax123]

It is a std set and to be honest I'm not sure i would use it with n coupling membrane simply because I do know of a couple of issues where that has been done and the setting time caused a problem.

 

[tilerbarry]

Id rather keraquick and latexplus onto eco prim T primer mixed 1:2 with water after abraiding the floor and hovering.

 

[Gazzer]

I am told by a Kerakoll stockist that it is a standard setting dispersion adhesive so when used with a decoupling layer it can take a long time to set. Lovely to work with though is what the feedback says.

Yes I heard of someone that had that issue