Well after 150 m2 worth all popped off the floor everytime it’s stretched on I won’t touch it now. Plus you have to leave it a minimum 24 hours....
I find gripfill doesn’t cure
Can’t see any issue bonding to a smoothing compound unless is something dusty like renovation screed or Uzin
A thicker gripper
Gripfil doesn’t stick to anhydrate. We prime with acrylic primer and stick with flexyfix. Hasn’t failed yet. We don’t tend to power stretch...
Could try polyflor camaro strips. Maybe grey or graphite
You’ll need some pretty strong glue for power stretching on anhydrate :confused:
Abingdon wears pretty well. We’ve put a lot over the last 2-3 years and getting repeat work from it. Furlongs isn’t great. Probably one of the...
Oh yeah it’s upstairs. Will be fine for moisture. Could have a 20mm sag in the middle or similar. I’d be surprised if a floor that old is anywhere...
Have you taken a reading of the floor boards? Being that old you could rot your floor covering it with vinyl
Will need to be flat and you will need a underlay with a dpm incase of damp
Cormar is naff. Wears well if it’s not delaminating. But it’s often delaminating. The backing in general is horrible. power stretching is wasted...
You can have it deep cleaned and have a range of sealers put over it. Will bring it back to life
Don’t use clic unless it’s in the dark and there no furniture on it
They use to have to be shot blasted. Once you open the surface they can release a lot of moisture so likely need a dpm system. Get the...
Does it not have to be sp101 to be damp proof :p
Plywood moisture barrier. Oh no
Cheaper alternative
You can look at tilemaster for a chrome alternative to Ardex. They have similar systems that will level and damp proof that floor
I’m not surprised. It’s a nightmare to level out in perfect conditions. Fball are the kings of disclaimers I must say. Watch out for their wood...
