Norcross pro gym base a game changer

[hmtiling]

Why?

because I've just had to fix to an appalling s&c screed where a anhydrite was wanted and I told them they couldn't fast track it as no ufh.

 

[Flintstone]

I would happily use it if they guarantee it, id follow there steps precisely

 

[One Day]

I've got 200sqm to tile in September. It will be a rush and I'm prepared to be one of the first. I'm going to call Norcross tomorrow and have a little chat...

 

[Ajax123]

because I've just had to fix to an appalling s&c screed where a anhydrite was wanted and I told them they couldn't fast track it as no ufh.

Grrr... wish you'd spoken to me then. Oh well we live and learn. My numbers below if you ever need advice

 

[Ajax123]

Yes if I hadn't seen it field tested by other users and heard their responses I would walk away as I don't need to take the liability when I can do other work without having to worry . How many people do you think there are on this site who tile straight to chipboard because 2 part elastomeric adhesives say you can .

Lol... reminds me of my DIY disaster tiling into sterling board several years back. No primer rapid set add from Homebase... the tiles came up the following morning... I might have had a go with 2 part elastomeric if I had heard of it at the time.... ah well... It wasn't a big floor fortunatley

 

[One Day]

Yes if I hadn't seen it field tested by other users and heard their responses I would walk away as I don't need to take the liability when I can do other work without having to worry . How many people do you think there are on this site who tile straight to chipboard because 2 part elastomeric adhesives say you can .

Hey! I've tiled straight onto chipboard with 2pt elastomeric (fastflex) quite a few times and had no comebacks.

 

[judge]

Very interesting.wonder what the prices are ?

 

[Ajax123]

Very interesting.wonder what the prices are ?

About the same as an uncoupling membrane I think...

 

[Mark Frost]

if it was a big job then a few phone calls would be made but if it was a small floor then Id be tempted to walk and wait.

 

[Ajax123]

some more stuff including some of the technical report
Issue Summer 2017 - https://user-rgjcnyf.cld.bz/Issue-Summer-2017/8

 

[Old Mod]

some more stuff including some of the technical report
Issue Summer 2017 - https://user-rgjcnyf.cld.bz/Issue-Summer-2017/8

If this system is trusted by you Alan, I'd happily go with it, not that means anything to anyone else, but knowing you as I do, I know you don't take these things lightly.
I also know you take your work very seriously.
Definitely a product worth knowing about.

 

[man of kent]

Its all very well tiling to 7 day old screeds, but what happens when the screed finishes shrinking after the tiles have been fixed????

 

[Ajax123]

Its all very well tiling to 7 day old screeds, but what happens when the screed finishes shrinking after the tiles have been fixed????

It doesn't happen with anhydrite.

 

[man of kent]

It doesn't happen with anhydrite.

Mm, try getting an SR1 finish on anhydrite, then add the faff of removing the laitence and priming..........

 

[Dumbo]

Sr1 on anhydrate with a good contractor is easy. went to a customer who had one surveyed , over 35sqm +or-1mm over whole floor.