Need to glue the toilet down

keystone

If the UFH was installed correctly then you shouldn't have to worry about screwing it down because the UHF won't be under the pan nor anywhere near where you want to place the screws. But its a big IF because you have no idea. If you have ceramic tiles then you can't easily find out either without digging 'em up.

Now if you have ceramics I too would go for CT1 or perhaps for silicone but you haven't said yet what the pan is currently sitting on.

Your answer will affect the advice.

Cheers

cyclonebri1

CT1 rules in situations like this, it's the ultimate sealant adhesive.
Have tried lookalike claimers but this stuff rules.

You could stick Boris J to Ken L with this stuff:o

loracan1

Would this be suitable?

gas4you

Silicone will be fine as long as you leave it totally undisturbed for 24hrs. If it is moved whilst curing, then it won't hold a feather.

fluffymuffy

loracan1 wrote: »

Would this be suitable?

.................:rotfl:

bazster

CT1 is the beez kneez. A plumber mate gave me a tube and suggested I try it. I thought it was just another goo, but anyway I tried it to seal round a water pipe sticking out of concrete. A few weeks later I needed to shift said pipe, and boy was it stuck!

bazster

fluffymuffy wrote: »

.................:rotfl:

Second that! :rotfl:

keystone

Id still like to know what the hell the material is that its being stuck too TBH.

Cheers

southcoastrgi

loracan1 wrote: »

Would this be suitable?

yes it would i've used it loads & it really does what it says on the tube, apart from the fact that pic is old stock as it's now just called sticks like

i guess the pc brigade have had their way again.

sandy2210

ct1 every time sticks to anything just not so easy to smooth out like silicon use the proper ct1 areosol and its fine just not so easy to remove surplus just dont put to much on in the first place and yes i do know what i am talking about used over 100 tubes of it on a job last week!!!!!!