Rapid setting slc ?

[kev]

Hi all, does anyone know of a rapid setting slc that i can tile onto within 4 or 5 hours ? (or sooner if poss)
going on a solid floor so flex is not essential. Most specs say foot traffic after 2-4 hours, but i need if poss to beable to lay the tiles the same day,

Failing that would you go down the route of useing a wet mix of spf as a substitute for the slc ?

kev

 

[diamondtiling]

Hi Kev, Ultra do a fast setting slc as do Mapei, just cant think of its name

Have a look here and find your nearest Tile Giant branch mate.

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[DHTiling]

Hi Kev, how far out is the floor..?

 

[tfs]

Arditex can be used within 4-6 hours mate!

 

[mistral]

Ultra for sure....and I have a feeling that maybe weber do too, but I'm not certain.

 

[TrumpersUnited]

weber 4040. Seen at a trade day in Nottingham.

You can tile on it after an hour!

 

[Ken Bruty]

You can also use tilemaster levelflex, it's a mix with water slc and fibre re-inforced, you can screed over most things with it, and tile after 3-4 hours of application

 

[Daz]

I use Ardex Arditex NA, tile after 4 hours, but max depth of 12mm.

 

[mistral]

weber 4040. Seen at a trade day in Nottingham.

You can tile on it after an hour!

Yes I remember now.. the red and yellow bag, very good stuff.

 

[kev]

Thanks to all of you who replied,
just an update,

as i had left it so late to ask the original question , i didnt get the replies before i went to work, i managed to finish a job early and so went and used a 'normal' slc in the evening, then went back yesterday and tiled it so job now done :hurray:

kev

 

[DHTiling]

Any pics

 

[david campbell]

sika- can tile on after 3 hours