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well.....as far as I am aware......you can tile it with S1 SPF....amtico is fixed with a contact adhesive to SLC....(I level a good few floors per year for amtico fitters!) so the amtico is solid!....you will need to degrease it etc..

alternatively, for a more belt and braces approach......degrease the floor and affix ditra with Mapei adesilex vs45.....then tile....

or pull up the amtico and cover the horrible, sticky floor with an epoxy based primer, blind with sharp and re level...........

all the best

Lee
 
Thank you lee. I would be interested to hear from people who have tiled over it. It still doesnt take away the fact that it needs levelling. Something I may have to get you to do as im ovrr my head with graft. Pm me with a roundabout price if you coukd. Ill work out exact metreage now. Is this ok wit you? or do you require a visual on it ?
 
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Protilers

Thank you lee. I would be interested to hear from people who have tiled over it. It still doesnt take away the fact that it needs levelling. Something I may have to get you to do as im ovrr my head with graft. Pm me with a roundabout price if you coukd. Ill work out exact metreage now. Is this ok wit you? or do you require a visual on it ?

I have tiled over amtico and lino without probs....but it is not my personal ideal.....I would be happy too quote for a re-level and should be able to give you a ball park on PM of M2!

all the best

Lee
 

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