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this guy needs a bank mortgage to pay. at least find motivation to work. ahahYou still in bed?
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this guy needs a bank mortgage to pay. at least find motivation to work. ahahYou still in bed?
its all about planning your day.Never used it but at 4 hours by the time that's dry could have stuck 3 or 4 metres with the TM or Ultra..
you sure about the 45mins, seen different time quote somewhere!Just put Tm rapid level 30 down its perfect for this job and you can tile in 45 mins.
Got a bag of Ultra in the van...read for yourselfits all about planning your day.
nip in and do it the evening before, or what I'm doing today. Ufh and levelled by 9, then load out and get bits ready and then i will start a wall after 1.5 to 2 hrs when walkable.
I read somewhere TM tileable after 1.5 hrs, right/wrong?
the difference between Level It and the Bal product is the depth of which you can lay it at - horses for courses if you need the added depth although personally, I would screed it myself in s&c if I needed 80mm build up and then use a green screed adhesive.
you sure about the 45mins, seen different time quote somewhere!
Andy wanted a leveler to go over ufh wires then tile same day, this is ideal for thatthe difference between Level It and the Bal product is the depth of which you can lay it at - horses for courses if you need the added depth although personally, I would screed it myself in s&c if I needed 80mm build up and then use a green screed adhesive.
I agree but it was Julian who mentioned the Bal so I just added a caveat.Andy wanted a leveler to go over ufh wires then tile same day, this is ideal for that
that's it Tom blame me for igniting the TM debate againI agree but it was Julian who mentioned the Bal so I just added a caveat.
must have fell in your tea break
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