SCHLUTER DITRA TROWEL - 11/64 X 11/64 SQUARE NOTCH
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This is only for attaching Ditra to plywood or concrete. As needed, use your 1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" trowels to adhere tile to ditra.
The 11/64th has only one trowel.
If you're working with 5/16" Ditra (XL), use the Ditra XL trowel. From the Schluter Installation handbook: br>br> br>" Using a fine-toothed comb, Set the mortar to the substrate's specifications, then apply the thin-set mortar. set mortar (br>mixed to a fairly fluid consistency that can still hold a notch) Use a 1/4" x 3/16" (6 mm x 5 mm) V-groove for DITRA. 5/16" x 5/16" (8 mm x 8 mm) notched trowelbr>V-shaped notched trowelV-shaped notched trowelV-shaped notched trowelV-shaped notched trowelV-shaped notched trowelV-shaped not or the DITRA trowel, which has a 11/64" x 11/64" (4. 5 mm x 4. br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br design with a notch br> If you're looking for DITRA-related information, you've come to the right place. XL uses a 1/4" x 1/4" (6 mm x 6 mm) square-shaped cutter. DITRA-style notch trowel or the DITRA-style DITRA-style DITRA-style DITRA- XL trowel with a square-cut 1/4" x 1/4" (6 mm x 6 mm)br>square-cut square-cut square-cut square-cut square-cut square-cut square-cut square-cut square-cut square-cut square-cut square-cut square-cut square-cut square-cut square-cut design with a notch
Selected User Reviews For SCHLUTER DITRA TROWEL - 11/64 X 11/64 SQUARE NOTCH
Ditra membrane was sold in all local (big box) stores, but none had a 11/64 x 11/64 trowel. They're similar in size, like the next size up, but I didn't want to risk changing and laying down too much or too little mud. So, just in case, I purchased the correct tool for the job. It wasn't much, and the trowel itself is quite nice. br>br>If you've never tiled before, remember to fill the bucket halfway with water before pouring in the cement. I threw the entire bag in and then added water, but getting the bottom to mix was impossible. So my mud was a little watery, which didn't seem right, and I realized my mistake halfway through the process. So I started by mixing half of the bucket first, then adding the rest of the cement to the dilute mixture. The Ditra membrane was installed exactly as instructed, and the tiles adhered to it admirably. The new floor has performed admirably thus far.
I've worked with SCHLUTER Products before and have always been impressed with the quality of their products. This isn't any different.
I liked the Kerdi system and Ditra membrane on this trowel. However, because I was only using it for a one-time project, I believe a less expensive trowel (e. g. , e. g. , e. g. , e. g. , g from Home Depot) would have sufficed, and is recommended for professionals who use Ditra on a regular basis.
It performs as expected. Today, I used the trowel to lay down some Ditra membrane; It wasn't quite as simple as the videos make it appear, but it was my first try. The only flaw I see with the trowel is that it has grooves in the handle that are difficult to clean out of mortar.
However, I was unable to locate a size for the Sites that was comparable. It does exactly what it says.
It's ideal for the intended purpose, and I adore it. And they're hard to come by for a reasonable price in the area.
The quality is good, but it comes at a higher price. It would be preferable if it were made of stainless steel.
This is the proper size for securing Ditra to the ground. It's a good product, but it's a little too expensive.
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