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Its very similar to that stuff.I seen a mat that looks like polystyrene . Gray in colour It is made by norcros it is called permalayer
Its very similar to that stuff.I seen a mat that looks like polystyrene . Gray in colour It is made by norcros it is called permalayer
Im not sure if they tried more than the 1 system. When we spoke about the issue we both agreed that the 1mm couldn't provide enough lateral movement as its is made of 1 material not 2 like the Dural and Schluter systems, by having the 2 allows a certain amount of lateral movement between the fleece and the top of the matting, but that was just our opinions. I am sure people must use the 1mm systems with success otherwise they wouldn't still be selling them. Have you ever or currently use them?Would that be polypropylene? 😀
Did they only ever try one particular system, do you have a theory as to why it wasn't successful Sam?
Im not sure if they tried more than the 1 system. When we spoke about the issue we both agreed that the 1mm couldn't provide enough lateral movement as its is made of 1 material not 2 like the Dural and Schluter systems, by having the 2 allows a certain amount of lateral movement between the fleece and the top of the matting, but that was just our opinions. I am sure people must use the 1mm systems with success otherwise they wouldn't still be selling them. Have you ever or currently use them?
🙂 Sam
Ah that's interesting to know, is it this one you use:Yes mate, use them all the time with the thin porcelain, recommend it for all floors.
Ditra presently won't advise their matting for tiles under 6mm.
As most of the material we're fitting presently is under that we use the 1mm tilemaster mat.
From those that have been tried, we keep going back to that one in particular.
I will take a look into it. I personally haven't seen this one in the flesh is it like the BAL Rapid mat?
Sam
You mightNo problems to date that I now of . That what I tell my customers if something has failed and they don't tell me as far as I'm aware no problems to date .
Just going to re write this . No problems to date that i know of .That is what I tell my customers when discussing tiling to a tricky substrate . If customers don't tell me of failures then as far as I am aware no problems to date . I have walked in to many a house to look at new work and have seen tiles failing of previously done work by people and the customer is non the wiser. so if customer does not let tiler know he will be saying the exact same thing but some customers are not aware .No problems to date that I now of . That what I tell my customers if something has failed and they don't tell me as far as I'm aware no problems to date .