Go with a traditional dryback, once you get the subfloor suitable for the click system it’ll be good enough for a glue down those click systems are a waste of money in my opinion and need an absolutely flat floor to stand any chance of lasting. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Hi. Floor layer came and did the floor. He used ardex na. It was drying when he mixed and added a bit of water. Now it's been done it's still soft on top. Will this go hard? He fobed me off saying it's due to moisture. I know that na is moisture resistant and doesn't effect it.
Shouldn't add water to the mix. That's where the water in the mix has risen to the top, it's stays soft. Before you top that up you'll need to remove the soft stuff
Hi all. The floorers came back and chipped a bit of the floor up but instead of getting up the soft bits of latex they just put a feather edge compound over and said that it would ok to lay karndean ontop when it dries? To me alarm bells started. I think that what he has done is wrong in putting hard stuff over soft. Any advice please?
Can anyone help. I've had ardex na put down but is still soft in places and I've told the floorer that I'm not happy and needs to come up. He has said that he won't take it up as it'll be fine and has laid 2- 3mm of mapei na down on to it. Is this acceptable and will it stand upto the weight of furniture on top of kardean opus?
How soft we talking? Soft enough to push you finger into it or soft when you rub a key (for example) across it?
