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Ditra for floor tile underlay

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Anyone ever use it? Good, bad, better, worse than cement board?

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  1. jlb999 | | #1

    Go ask at johnbridge.com

    Lots of those guys use it, seem to really like it.

  2. Schelling | | #2

    Our old tilesetter started using ditra a few years ago and left tilesetting to become a tech rep and salesman for Schluter Systems. We lost a good tilesetter but get good tech advice on the products. Ditra is a mud job for a carpenter, easy to use and clean, no dust from cutting cement board. It is not cheap but we wouldn't use anything else now that we are spoiled.

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