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That's it mate. Look in the top corner of web pageThanks, was thinking more the Dural micro joint mentioned
That's it mate. Look in the top corner of web pageThanks, was thinking more the Dural micro joint mentioned
Hi no sorry,I have looked my self but couldn't find one, ask Dural themselves, it was the rep that mentioned it to meHave you got a web link for this product 😉
I've posted it mate.Hi no sorry,I have looked my self but couldn't find one, ask Dural themselves, it was the rep that mentioned it to me
Interesting. So, it would seem a viable option on a pumped floor with no joints in it?Copied from link
Caution
1. This method is not suitable for use over any existing joint in the subfloor. In such cases vertical movement is likely to occur. A Micro Joint is only effective against horizontal stress.
2. All other consideration and requirements for movement accommodation must be observed. Perimeter and doorway joints must be installed.
3. This method does not meet the requirements of BS 5385. It is simply a way of providing protection when standard products are unacceptable. We would suggest that this concept is put forward to clients as risk reduction and an indemnity is requested.
just like Pontius Pilate (wash hands) .ahahahCopied from link
Caution
1. This method is not suitable for use over any existing joint in the subfloor. In such cases vertical movement is likely to occur. A Micro Joint is only effective against horizontal stress.
2. All other consideration and requirements for movement accommodation must be observed. Perimeter and doorway joints must be installed.
3. This method does not meet the requirements of BS 5385. It is simply a way of providing protection when standard products are unacceptable. We would suggest that this concept is put forward to clients as risk reduction and an indemnity is requested.
Always!just like Pontius Pilate (wash hands) .ahahah
the problems are always the tilers 😉