Schluter Ditra

[Ian]

What has been dropped on your tiles to crack them?

 

[waterfd]

Bet he used those thin porcelain tiles you can get from the sheds.

 

[bugs183]

Sorry to hear you're having problems, but EVERYONE is talking from obvious experience with ditra matting, we've fixed 1000's of meters of it it all possible locations, because we know we have no worries if we've used it.

 

[ollymonkeynuts]

Hi, Do you still have the ditra for sale? Seems like everyone is too busy giving you 'advice' rather than offers to buy the stuff! Regards, Olly

 

[Mike Mike]

It made me LOL to read that he hates the product, thinks it's useless, would never have it in his house again, but instead of setting fire to it, he's trying to sell it for a pony. You can tell he comes from the Black Country :lol:

 

[ollymonkeynuts]

Ha! :lol: And Im trying to buy it!!! You can tell im a tight northerner!!!

 

[Mike Mike]

Ha! :lol: And Im trying to buy it!!! You can tell im a tight northerner!!!

You're a southerner to me :lol:

 

[Ajax123]

Dropping things is not point loading it is impact loading. This is affected by the kinetic energy built up during the objects falling. This can increase the force on impact by a very considerable amount. Point loads are static not dynamic. Ditra is great for point loads. As per previous

 

[Gazzer]

Bah , wish I had bought this now !

 

[mike1212]

still for sale i need 8m2 for my hall

thanks
mike