Have you called CAT. They normally have something
It's possible
I've used a hand held meter on these subfloors that has shown dry and when I put a hygrometer box on the floor it was still very damp. Not sure it...
What about NA then put a liquid Dpm in yourself
Depends how bad the subfloor is and how thick the ply is!
Cap and cove. It's always in a smelly place anyway
Good work Charlie but the curved stripes are a different class!
Don't you give them the back of the van guarantee?
Lol, I was getting worried for you there
Solid wood! Was it block? Your a brave man
It would probably be a good business going round testing these anhydrite screeds for firms.
Did he do a carbide bomb test!!! The poor bastard!!
? What no backing on? Maybe I should get on the carpet course. There's a few types of step I want to know best way to cover too. Not the normal shape
That looks great
I need to know how to line up the stripes on the winders....its bugging the hell out of me trying to figure this one out!! Im blaming creative.
Lol, looks good mate. I would like something like that...nice project to get stuck into setting it all up.
Anhydrite takes ages to dry out too!! It dries patchy and from the top down. I'm sure the heating would of helped dry it but from my experience...
Anhydrate mr Trimmer or are you wanting specific manufacturers? A surface scanning moisture meter is useless on these
Was it a liquid cement? How deep was it poured?
I agree with all of that mate but I just can't get on with f3 on stairs. Fecking what a mess and then getting the ****ers off a few years on!
