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Those galaxy tiles may not be true granite and some 'fake' granites are not suitable for UFH. There could be numerous reasons why this has failed.
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The bag does say porcelain though Ray.wrong addy imop as the addy used has stuck to the P VA d floor and not the tiles. porcelain needs a certain type of addy also back buttering is a must when tiling porcelain tiles. you haven't got a leg to stand on as most manufacturers recommend back buttering
The tiles were not back buttered - should they have been?
It's a solid concrete floor which has been in for four years - the underfloor heating went in at this time and was turned on Dec 2015, it was only turned off to tile.
We turned it on at the lowest setting after two weeks.
The tiles are porcelain.
They are very powdery on the back - could it be this?
What adhesive would you recommend?
Nobody has said anything against the supplier. I've had quite a bit from this supplier, with no problems. I think the problem is with wrong fixing and thermal shock!The above post has been deleted.
This is not appropriate @Paul C.
Do not use the forum as a mouthpiece for the organisation that employs you.
tilersforums.com has no affiliation with Walls And Floors whatsoever!
We don't know if a pro was used yet - but anyway, even if they did it themselves, I would still expect a certain amount of help from the shop.Nobody has said anything against the supplier. I've had quite a bit from this supplier, with no problems. I think the problem is with wrong fixing and thermal shock!
If I buy a boiler or a bathroom from a merchant, they don't tell me how to fit it.
That's what professional tradesmen are for
Nobody has said anything against the supplier. I've had quite a bit from this supplier, with no problems. I think the problem is with wrong fixing and thermal shock!
If I buy a boiler or a bathroom from a merchant, they don't tell me how to fit it.
That's what professional tradesmen are for
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