Schluter® DITRA-PS ROLL 3'2-3/4" X 83'4" = 269 SF
DITRA-PS is the peel-and-stick version of Schluter's DITRA uncoupling membrane — same four core functions (uncoupling, waterproofing, vapor management, load distribution), but the underside comes with a pressure-sensitive adhesive instead of requiring thin-set mortar. Peel, press, roll, tile. The 269 SF roll is the large-format option for bigger rooms, open-concept floors, or multi-room projects where cutting from one continuous roll is faster than aligning multiple smaller pieces.
At 3'2-3/4" wide by 83'4" long, this roll covers a 269 sq ft area — roughly a large living room, two bathrooms, or a good-sized kitchen. One roll, one application, minimal seams.
Why the large roll?
Fewer seams = faster install and fewer potential weak points. On a 250+ sq ft job, the large roll saves time aligning sheets and eliminates most butt joints. The math is simple: one continuous membrane beats twenty individual sheets every time.
Substrate compatibility
- Concrete — clean, cured, and flat
- Plywood (min 5/8" exterior-grade or Advantech)
- OSB — use PRIMER-PS first for reliable adhesion
- Existing vinyl, ceramic tile, terrazzo — direct application
- Gypsum concrete — apply PRIMER-PS first
Installation notes
- Substrate must be clean, dry, and flat — no dust, paint, adhesive residue
- Apply fleece/adhesive side down, roll firmly with DITRA-ROLLER or screed trowel
- Butt sheets tightly — never overlap
- For OSB, gypsum concrete, or vinyl substrates, prime with PRIMER-PS first
- Store between 41–86°F (5–30°C) — PSA is temperature-sensitive
- Keep out of prolonged UV exposure
Specs
- Coverage: 269 sq ft per roll
- Dimensions: 3'2-3/4" × 83'4"
- Thickness: ~1/8" (3 mm)
- Functions: Uncoupling + Waterproofing + Vapor Management + Load Distribution
- Adhesive: Pressure-sensitive (PSA), solvent-free
- Min tile size: 2" × 2"
Pairs with
- PRIMER-PS — for substrate preparation on difficult surfaces
- Schluter SET, ALL-SET, or FAST-SET mortar — tile bonding
- KERDI-BAND — for seam sealing at transitions
