Travertine onto a chipboard floor?

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Dont think that would be an option Paul... someone else quoted for it and said all it needed was ditra, i'm just not 100% sure on how much flex you could get away with, dont get me wrong, you dont walk on it and think 'thats bouncey' or anything like that, but i can feel a very small movement


and that small movement is going to be enough is it not .............. , i aint no expert , just thinking out loud 😳
 
Paul ,you could very well be rite, mmm..... i'm a bit stuck now, would the hardi boards not give it the slight help it needs? or is it likely i will have to use ply over the chipboard? may have to have a closer look to see what thickness i could get away with.
 
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Re: Ditra, Dural etc. I get concerned when I hear pro tilers using this type of de-coupling mat direct to T&G. Lateral movement is one thing deflection is another animal.:thumbsdown:
 
If i have the height, would i get away with 9mm ply screwed onto the c/board?, or are there other options?

Thanks for the help so far guys.
 
hello kev there is two ways to go niv duo at 10 mm thick our dural anti crack matt with weber two part ad250/rapid set plus to fix matt then use weber spf to stick the tiles down but if you bought cheap trav ie about 25 pound a m2 you are running a risk as it just does not have the body and far to much filling
 
Re: Ditra, Dural etc. I get concerned when I hear pro tilers using this type of de-coupling mat direct to T&G. Lateral movement is one thing deflection is another animal.:thumbsdown:
hello phil i have used dural for years with a good two part s1 adhesive and its sound you just have to do good ground work and buy good tiles
 

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