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Thanks Kev, fingers crossed here too. We can only go off advice from the tech people, finished my job last week, everything seems OK and solid. Lets hope we have got it right
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Hi Phil.
Have just recently tiled just under 70sm of porcelain on the polypipe overlay system.
Polypipe simply say tile directly on top which i've now rang them on 3 seperate occasions over 2 years asking if technically there was anybody to speak to about this advice. Problem i had was trying to explain the possible failures that could occur going direct when the plumber is reciting Polypipes advice of going direct to the customer.
Anyway i screwed it all down rather than leaving it floating.Also screwed the black ends that the pipes turn in as thats where the most movement i found was.Used turbogold as pulls everything tight.
Then checked with polypipe and the panels are gypsum so have to to be primed correctly.
Spoke to the Ultra rep and asked if it should be treated as an annhydrite screed and he's advice was bear it in mind but as it wasn't a screed to give a good vaccum then prime with ultra it fp.First 5-1 then 3-1 when dry.
Used the 2 part ultra level as thought latex would be better for keying to the panels.
Then went over with Ditra.
The heating after 2 weeks is gradually been brought up and the heating had been on before instalation as the plumber has to check the systems fine for him.
Fingers crossed
Kev
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