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ufh, now some tiles loose

d2ww · 2009-11-09 22:23:39

Hi all, We moved back into our house six months ago and soon noticed that some of our kitchen tiles have started to come loose, it's only about 5 out of 100 so far. Now, on it's own that's not a big deal as the tiler is currently relaying those. Our big worry though is that this could just be the start of them all going.…

09-11-2009 10:23pm

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d2ww

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Hi all,
We moved back into our house six months ago and soon noticed that some of our kitchen tiles have started to come loose, it's only about 5 out of 100 so far. Now, on it's own that's not a big deal as the tiler is currently relaying those. Our big worry though is that this could just be the start of them all going.
We've got
600x600 tiles
on a thick layer of flexible adhesive
on 50mm of branded screed with ufh
on 2x60mm of rigid insulation.
I suppose the concern is there might be too much flex for the adhesive to handle, so has anyone used a similar spec on their build, and how did it work out? Lots of good news replies would be great
Thanks

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