can this be used with a barrier membrane like Schluter Ditra? if so, above or below?
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My research showed that you should fasten down the heating wires first, then cover with a layer of thinset. You could make the layer thick enough to attach the ditra to this layer of thinset or let it cure. I chose to let it cure and then used another layer of thinset to attach the ditra. I felt that I would get a flatter bed for the tiles. Then you work your thinset above the ditra making certain to get every hole filled. I don't think the ditra is supposed to block the heat, it's more like the slab of thinset and tile all become one heat sink. It gets warm in my bathroom anyhow. Here is a link to the instructions for Ditra showing under floor heat. http://www.schluter.com/media/DITRAHandbook-ENG-2013.pdf?v=201311230605
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I don't see why not . As long as the pad is in constant contact with the tank.
2236210
This product is to be used on top of the Dynamat so if you just use dynaliner. I don't think it will work as well.
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I don't know of any reason why not. Use the couplers with the stainless wrapped around them. The whole package will be a little more rigid and less chance of leaking because of bending or leaning.
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It would be nice to have an answer to this question from the manufacturers. If it helps the watet circulation, I'd use it. That is the only place it fits but wonder if it will clog.
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I use tubes with a Presta valve, but the valve hole is plenty large and there should be no problem using a tube with a Schrader valve.
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I do not think you can if you have to cover the lip with the shield. Mine goes up to the edge of a slight difference in height but not over it.
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Hey, just taking a shot at answering your question. Look at the pic, one end connects to the top of the membrane and the other to the bottom of the 4th. If that dosnt help they may have sent you the wrong connector.
404296
Closed cell is best for that application. It provides a vapor barrier at 2 inch thickness
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It is not designed for that. It is designed to install in a barrier up to 2 inches thick and most walls are 4 1/2 inches thick minimum, so you'd have to do some custom work to make it work, as Guidera48 describes.
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I have never tried this, so I a not sure. I know the top coat seals it really well. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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I think it can!! DE is the way to go- as it filters out the smallest particles of any filter. I would do a Google search first- there is I'm sure a chart of what size pool each filter can handle.
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the barrier is completely flexible but wouldn't it be more ideal to have a catch pan under the water heater ?. Think of the barrier as a cloth tube filled with super absorbent material that's used in disposable diapers as that's what it essentially is. Can also be reused after its soaked if you take the time to let it dry out.
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It is possible, however I am not positive. I think that there is enough adjustment in the clamp that would allow it to go over the top. The thing that would concern me would be once you hook it up to the filter return, there is a little pressure on the hose that has a tendency to tip the skimmer. Not sure if the inflatable ring would be strong enough to keep this from happening. So it may not work properly. If there is a return policy you could always try it and if it don't work properly send it back. Hope this helps
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You can. However it will void kerdis warentee.They will only cover their products with their complete system, You will have to do all yhe same steps as if it were kerdi to insure no leaks.
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Yes it can. As always, use some silicone as a sealant along the edge, on the top and sides. Leave the bottom open to allow any errant fluid intrusion a way out.
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I think you can. It seems to me you would put the liner in and pull it over the top, then snap the lip on. The lip would hold the liner in place at the top. This is a nice looking box, quite tall.