Weber set plus suitable with underfloor heating or not?

[MTiler]

I forgot, sorry ...
but nolimits kerakoll became a C2,
initially S1 changed to C2.
so I often use a C2 on ufh.

Bio Gel No Limits is a C2TES1

 

[hmtiling]

Bio Gel No Limits is a C2TES1

I think the classification was changed from s1 in Italy. @antonio?

 

[Blunt Tool]

Weber still my go to adhesives, would I still use Weber set plus ? Yes, if I’m unsure I’ll add some Weber ad250 admixture. I have never had a failure with any Weber adhesive. Weber SPF rapid is my normal one for ufh and floors in general but only because I want it to dry quicker. Even my hoodie says love Weber and their new premium grout is the dogs danglies!

 

[Andy Rhodes]

Checked out my son's fireplace walls on Sunday a week after I used 12mm Hardiebacker stuck on with Weber set plus with the AD250 primer mixed in, it's as solid a rock ,oh i did forget to mention I also primer the wall surface prior to fixing with AD250.
I'll be keeping the faith with Weber

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Couple of big jobs to start using Weber products.

 

[Andy Rhodes]

Got 60 sq metres+ to do at my son's it will be Weber set plus the way

 

[Andy Allen]

The issue is not with the adhesive as such.
Just the miss leading spec when it comes to using it....

 

[Andy Rhodes]

Andy you asked the question to start the discussion off on the
11-2-19 on the 13-2-19 you posted the spec & circled suitable for heated floors, so were's it mis-leading

 

[WetSaw]

It doesn't say you have to use admix to make it suitable for ufh. If something says it's suitable but doesn't say you have to mix/prepare in a certain way to make it suitable it's rather misleading IMHO.

 

[Tile Shop]

Andy you asked the question to start the discussion off on the
11-2-19 on the 13-2-19 you posted the spec & circled suitable for heated floors, so were's it mis-leading

Where in that red circle does it say "but only if used with AD250"?

Really? Do you have to ask? What's your take on "misleading"?

Also, look at the sheet Julian posted on page 2.... it says to use AD250, only on timber floors, no mention of UFH.