Does anyone use this? I have used it myself but only occasionally, it's re usable which is a huge bonus. Has anyone used it as opposed to a f77 or f76 for example? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
So I think my question is.. if it's not going to stop moisture, what is it used for? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
If I had a floor reading 85%RH say.. according to fball this would suppress the moisture enough to not make the floor fail.. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Yes but if your readings are high you need to use an exopy DPM It’s says up to 95%rh for F78 but If I was getting readings over 90 I’d still be using an epoxy as readings can fluctuate with air humidity as well So a reading one week at 90 could be 98 the next week Better safe than sorry
It’s been out a while mate If your after a reusable resealable DPM try Uzin 404 polyurethane DPM 2 coats are as affective as an Epoxy and each coat dries and can be primed and screeded after 1 hour so less down time
I don't even know if they've tested the RH or not. I hope they're testing these new builds i've been doing. The size of these houses! must be worth 500,000 or more :s
reading all this stuff about anhydrite being used commonly with UFH which these houses have, is not making me sleep well
Lol. It’s fine. The shop I use to work for just epoxy dpm it and NA over it and cracked on lol. Even the builders didn’t know what the subfloor was. Joke really but the engineered wood still stuck better than the gripper rods! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
