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Ideally they should be removed and expoxy DPM applied then primer then smoothing compound
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Click on upload file and choose a the pics from your gallery If you get The files to large message post screen shot of your pic Hope this helps :)
Believe it or not its 30nnm Fibres hold it together but they dont stop it cracking
NA is 16nnm when fully dry It is very soft but that's why it works on problem subfloors
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It's not flexible its soft
Bare in mind when you use a high strength compound the sub must be sound and solid No contamination ie old adhesive residue and no movement or it...
If any subfloor has any movement all smoothing compounds will crack unless steps are taken to deal with the issues As I said lack of knowledge
1 Probably 2 Probably 3 :rolleyes:
Chipboard should always be ply lined The screed has probably cracked over the board joins The two separate slabs should have had a crack bridge...
Its not poor Its design to be low stress hense its soft You need to use a higher compression strength If you know theres heavy item going on the...
It'll a combination of the UFH Low compression strength compound and All the weight from the table transferring to the small surface area of the...
What smoothing compound did you use ?
No Problem your welcome Hope you get sorted :)
You need to speak to Dan Jones @dannyboy He ain't on here to often but If you send him a DM he should get it in his email I believe
Dont add latex You mix it with water You need to do a moisture test on the slab first before you do anything It may need a DPM
What area are you in ?
One that can spell ? Nit sure they exist ;)
