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As @antonio says, because a timber substrate is prone to movement.So why do we have to do it on timber then?
As @antonio says, because a timber substrate is prone to movement.So why do we have to do it on timber then?
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Pro warm backer pro 10mm.
Julian
Hi Julian.....do you use weber set plus on all your heated floors ?Assuming it a screed floor and flat and level to start with with no need for movement or expansion joints.
Prime floor with a primer recommend by your chosen adhesive supplier, not PVA 😉 ,I us Weber adhesive's and primer.
Stick insulation boards down, (not forgetting to stagger the joints) and fix with Weber set rapid with a 6mm trowel
Test and lay ufh and temp probe, retest.
SLC over the top with a fibre modified product, Weber floor flex for me
Test ufh and probe.
When dry, set out floor and tile using, for me a 10mm trowel, if using a levelling system, and I would be using Weber set rapid plus. If you are happy to use a slow set I would use Weber set plus. Back buttering the tile with the straight side of the trowel.
Allow a expansion joint round perimeter.
Total height would be about 33mm
Yes Andy I do, well the Weber set plus eco normally.Hi Julian.....do you use weber set plus on all your heated floors ?
I've always gone down the weber spf root or added ad250.....Must admit never new it was suitable for heated floors and I've been using it for years... lol ...learn something new every day.
Keep forgetting my glasses. ....lol ... reading glasses before you all start.....don't need them to tile.......Yes Andy I do, well the Weber set plus eco normally.
Do you not read the bag?
Glasses for reading....its our age, I'm the same now 🙁Keep forgetting my glasses. ....lol ... reading glasses before you all start.....don't need them to tile.......
.I've always gone belt and braces and used spf......but the set plus is cheaper so could save a few bob..