Weber set plus suitable with underfloor heating or not? Page: 2

[TheAofT]

Totally agree with Julian and did the same move.

 

[Andy Allen]

this one Andy

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What's that stuff like compared to the Weber, you getting it from CTD..??

 

[Andy Allen]

Found this ....
And it says suitable for UFH..
weber.set rapid plus tile adhesive - Love Weber - https://www.loveweber.co.uk/product-selector/weber-set-rapid-plus/

 

[J Sid]

yes from CTD and is very nice to use, well the white slow and rapid set S1 is, don't like the grey

 

[Flintstone]

Looks like sp es in a trade bag. Lovely adhesive that Julian, not tried the rapid version but I know the grey is really nasty to use

 

[Unused Account 1]

Some off the addy says suitable for ufh ,but doesnt say flexible bit weird

 

[Andy Rhodes]

It stating on the technical datasheet that weber standard set is suitable for heated floors & says as follows.
The heat must be turned off & should been turned on gradually at least 5 days after tiling.If the substrate is timber it must be overboarded * weber AD250 used in the mix hope this helps

 

[J Sid]

the issue weber are having is they have removed 'suitabe for ufh' from the bag.

 

[Andy Rhodes]

Isn't that why we refer to there technical data sheet though.its only a issue if its not on a data shers

 

[J Sid]

your right Andy, my problem is it was clearly stated on the front of the bag and now its not. My first point of reference is the info on the bag.
if I go into a shop to buy some floor tile adhesive for, say, porcelain on wet ufh and BAL, Ultra, Ardex and Mapei all clearly state 'suitable for porcelain and ufh' on the bag I will pick one of those. I will not search the web for the spec sheets to find out what each one does, hence I will not use Weber set plus eco.