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No hay artículos en el carroEleva la durabilidad e integridad de tus instalaciones de azulejos con la membrana Schluter Ditra de desacoplamiento e impermeabilización. Específicamente diseñada para aplicaciones de baldosas de cerámica y piedra, esta membrana ofrece una revolucionaria construcción de polietileno que garantiza tanto el desacoplamiento como la impermeabilización. Detiene los problemas comunes de las baldosas agrietadas y la lechada absorbiendo las tensiones diferenciales de movimiento entre la capa de baldosas y el sustrato debajo. Además, su capacidad de gestión de vapor permite que el exceso de humedad se escape. La estructura de mortero similar a una columna de la membrana dentro de las cavidades de la rejilla promueve una excelente distribución de la carga, por lo que es ideal para áreas sometidas a tráfico pesado o peso. Con solo 3,5 mm de grosor, proporciona una altura de montaje mínima, reduciendo las transiciones a otros revestimientos de superficie. Este producto es exclusivamente para uso interior, proporcionando una solución fiable y eficaz tanto para zonas secas como húmedas. Fundada hace más de 40 años por un maestro creador de azulejos, Schluter Systems fue pionera en soluciones innovadoras de impermeabilización de azulejos y baños, estableciendo constantemente puntos de referencia de la industria en cuanto a calidad y durabilidad.
Danielle R.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de abril de 2025
This membrane was easy to install for waterproofing my bathroom floor prior to installing the ceramic tile in my older house. The thickness was adequate for my needs and makes it seems quite durable. I also plan to use it when I retile the kitchen floor later this year.
Gustavo V.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de septiembre de 2024
Loved it. Great quality and easy to use
James W. Allison
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de enero de 2023
I used KERDI-BAND to waterproof DITRA HEAT seams over 3/4" plywood 16" O.C. and floor-to-wall transitions in a bathroom (with KERDI FIX against the tub and around the closet flange, with a dab in the corners where the DITRA HEAT met the vertical surfaces). Been in place for a few months, and I am under the impression that it will STAY water-tight. Nice system.I was so impressed and had enough left over from the bathroom to tile the inside of the front entry (we live in snow country) and the guest/visitor closet adjacent to the entry and underlay the tile with regular DITRA seamed with KERDI-BAND. Again, fast and easy installation, and it prevent ceiling stains from snow melt if the grout ever cracks or separates.
Woodburner
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de octubre de 2022
This stuff is great for DIY flooring.Just make sure you don't get carried away with the thinset underneath - it can lump up pretty easily - then you have to cut open the lumps, scrape and re-do the thinset (yeah, that was me - only two little lumps though...and they were easy to fix). You also need to work at getting the air bubbles out of the 'waffles' in the Ditra when you are putting down the tile. And definitely back-butter your tile. Best way to get 100% coverage and great adhesion. This stuff is thin enough that you don't have significant rises/step-ups when transitioning from other kinds of flooring. As for longevity? I had a pro installation about 5 years ago and the installer used this stuff - he was new to using it at the time. Did a beautiful job with porcelain tile in my entryway, which gets a lot of pretty heavy use. Iit has held up wonderfully. No cracks, no lippage....(well, he was a pro...)
Matt Wiens
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 22 de marzo de 2011
Having laid tile several times throughout my life, I was used to using cement board prior to laying tile on wood sub-floors. Even though I would not classify myself as a "tile expert", I am very skilled and have a couple times when the tile has popped free of the cement board and i've had to relay a tile or two. I recently saw this product on "Holmes on Holmes" and thought it might be more trouble than it was worth but saw the utility of the grid system and its use in making a better seal to the floor. I followed the directions that came on the roll and in an 8 x 5 laundry room (very small space to work) I rolled it out, trimmed it to fit, mixed my thinset and within 30 minutes was laying my tile out on my newly laid underlayment. after about 3 hours, i was completely finished. Now, a month later, the floor is wonderful, and I have no evidence of cracking or popping tiles. I enjoyed using this product and "feel" like I have better adhesion to the floor and subfloor than I would if I had used cement board. Good Stuff!
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