"Immediately after the Schluter -Ditra 25 matting is installed, the tiles can be set using the thin bed method and using a bonding tile adhesive that matches the requirements of the covering." Copied from Ditra 25 data sheet (6.1). Therefore as a modified (SPF) adhesive required for the porcelain tiles Shluter are saying to use it!
"Immediately after the Schluter -Ditra 25 matting is installed, the tiles can be set using the thin bed method and using a bonding tile adhesive that matches the requirements of the covering." Copied from Ditra 25 data sheet (6.1). Therefore as a modified (SPF) adhesive required for the porcelain tiles Shluter are saying to use it!
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"Using the thin-bed method and following all applicable industry standards, set the tile or stone covering directly on the Schlüter®DITRA 25 in such a way that the tile adhesive becomes mechanically anchored in the square, cut back cavities of the Schlüter®DITRA 25 matting.
notice the mechanically anchored and not chemically fixed.
but if fitting, say gulf stone who recommend a two part adhesive or the TM equivalent as favoured by many members on here, Schluter say you mustn't use these adhesive on ditra due to these adhesives bonding / chemically fixing to the plastic and stopping the product uncoupling.
Also care should be taken if laying tiles "immediately" after laying the ditra. un-cured adhesive sticking the ditra mean tiles can't be lifted without pulling the ditra up.
I have spoken to Weber and they say it is suitable for Ditra 25 - does anybody have any experience to the contrary?
Would Weber set plus be a more suitable alternative
