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Schlüter®-DITRA-DRAIN 4
Schlüter®-DITRA-DRAIN 4
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Schlüter ® -DITRA-DRAIN It is a safe joint drainage that permanently eliminates capillary moisture. Installation outside is carried out using cement glue on a joint waterproofing layer, such as Schlüter ® -KERDI, applied to a sloped screed.
Schlüter ® -DITRA-DRAIN 4 It is composed of a closed polyethylene film and a structure of truncated cones measuring approx. 4 mm high, over which there is a lining with a filter geotextile. A part of the cone structure is made up of truncated and inverted pyramids with a height of approx. 2 mm, forming chambers with square concavities, open towards the bottom. These are used to fix the adhesive cement, which must be applied with a 6 x 6 mm notched trowel to the joint waterproofing and applied completely to Schlüter ® -DITRA-DRAIN. The cones are truncated and are very close together, being able to absorb very high pressure loads (up to 50 t/m²). The cones cut into the shape of truncated pyramids allow for good joint adhesion to the base.
Schlüter ® -DITRA-DRAIN 4 is especially suitable for indoors and for small outdoor areas.
Schlüter®-DITRA Frequently Asked Questions
How is floor-heated screeds heated?
How is floor-heated screeds heated?
The Schlüter®-DITRA and Schlüter®-DITRA-DRAIN uncoupling blades allow the blades and tiles to be placed on the unheated screed. The screed only starts to heat up seven days after the construction of the coating is completed with a rise of 5°K until the operating temperature is reached. The heating normally necessary for coordinating the cutting areas is not applied.
In terms of radiant floors, we refer in particular to our Schlüter®-BEKOTEC-THERM climate controlled ceramic floor.
Is it possible to work outdoors on the intermediate layer on Schlüter®-DITRA-DRAIN?
Is it possible to work outdoors on the intermediate layer on Schlüter®-DITRA-DRAIN?
In the case of coating unevenness of up to 4 mm, it is possible to work on the intermediate layer over Schlüter®-DITRA-DRAIN 4 or 8.
Can expansion joints in the base be eliminated with Schlüter®-DITRA or Schlüter®-DITRA-DRAIN?
Can expansion joints in the base be eliminated with Schlüter®-DITRA or Schlüter®-DITRA-DRAIN?
No. Expansion joints must always be transferred.
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