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Bitumen on concrete and ufh
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Yes wet using overlay boards0
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Does the mat float? Does it use an underlay?
Are you DIYing this?0 -
The matts are to be stuck down using tile adhesive.
I found someone who will grind the bitumen he said its only about 1 to 2mm thick and will be a days work.
Question is now after the grinding do I need to do anything special to old concrete floor to seal it for damp or anything before the matts go down?0
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