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Polybond/seal floors with UFH

gizajob · 2009-09-01 19:33:00

Couldn't find any details on this. We have a new build with UFH. It's dusty and the floors will not be laid for a good few weeks yet. My question is Can any type of PVA be used to seal the floor? Are there any issues with the PVA being heated and giving off fumes in the future? The ufh floor is over a basement so I'm not…

01-09-2009 7:33pm

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gizajob

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Couldn't find any details on this. We have a new build with UFH.
It's dusty and the floors will not be laid for a good few weeks yet.

My question is
Can any type of PVA be used to seal the floor?
Are there any issues with the PVA being heated and giving off fumes in the future?

The ufh floor is over a basement so I'm not too concrned about trapping in the moisture, Just need to stop dust as walls are going to be painted soon.

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#2 02-09-2009 12:42pm

skingtile

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if you are tiling the floor, do not put any sealer on unless recommended by the tiler, if you attempt a diy sealing job it will stop the dust but could have serious reprecussions to the quality of the tiling job

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