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Thomsit DS40 Levelling Compund Query

Bluscreendream · 2020-07-27 20:39:13

Hi guys, I've inherited some bags of Thomsit DS40 Levelling Compund. I was told that it would be fine for tiling over in my kitchen but on reviewing the specs it states: Thomsit DS 40 is for universal use below carpet, resilient and wood flooring. Is this strictly true, would it be unsuitable for laying tiles over or would…

27-07-2020 9:39pm

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Bluscreendream

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Hi guys,

I've inherited some bags of Thomsit DS40 Levelling Compund. I was told that it would be fine for tiling over in my kitchen but on reviewing the specs it states: Thomsit DS 40 is for universal use below carpet, resilient and wood flooring.
Is this strictly true, would it be unsuitable for laying tiles over or would it be too weak? Any advice is appreciated. Cheers.

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