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The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP

wot about covering the floor with the orange mating from germany then tiling:mad2:


Schluter Ditra mat/ Dural CI are not suitable for overlaying chipboard. They are not designed to deal with deflection, more for lateral movement ie. screed shrinkage due to drying, crack isolation, etc.:ban:
 
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White Room

topps tiles/wickes any good tile specialist store and you use flexible tile adhesive and screw it :hurray:

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