Lafarge Gyvlon Screed Training Day in County Durham

[Ajax123]

re: Larfarge Gyvlon screed training day in County Durham..

Looks like this is gaining some momentum Dave. Just need a date now.

 

[DHTiling]

re: Larfarge Gyvlon screed training day in County Durham..

Yep.. just waiting on Dural and then it is all go..🙂

 

[DHTiling]

re: Larfarge Gyvlon screed training day in County Durham..

Tea and bacon butties as well ..🙂

 

[White Room]

re: Larfarge Gyvlon screed training day in County Durham..

I'm with a few of the other guys, yes I would like to go but to far

 

[Time's Ran Out]

re: Larfarge Gyvlon screed training day in County Durham..

is this open to non forum members as well Dave

Does that mean I can still come?

 

[Dan]

re: Larfarge Gyvlon screed training day in County Durham..

Does that mean I can still come?

Come where? There's nothing on mate, nobody's going anywhere, don't know what you're talking about :lol:

 

[Dan]

re: Larfarge Gyvlon screed training day in County Durham..

It all sounds like a brilliant day. I wish there was one in the midlands somewhere so I could go learn about it all too!

 

[DHTiling]

re: Larfarge Gyvlon screed training day in County Durham..

Ok Training is confirmed as 25th October 2010 at around 11am ....

Training etc will be on Tiling to and preparation of Lafarge Gyvlon LL screeds.

A talk on Dural membranes and their functions and application methods..

Also Kerakolls Bill will be there to explain about Ideal H40 and it's suitability for tiling directly to Gypsum based substrates.

So as you can tell it is a day focused around Gypsum based substrates and the tiling to them etc..



Directions to the venue:

Perfect Home and Garden
Unit 5, George Reynolds Industrial Estate
Shildon
County Durham
DL4 2RB

Tel: 01388 776211

 

[Dan]

re: Larfarge Gyvlon screed training day in County Durham..

Well done Dave, you should be on commission mate! haha

 

[DHTiling]

re: Larfarge Gyvlon screed training day in County Durham..

I just want members to get clued up on these substrates.. as they are going to become more more widely used in the uk now..

So the more a fixer is clued up, the less chance of a failure..