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[QUOTE="Floyd*, post: 990446, member: 61477"] Thanks heaps for your response. I will go the epoxy solution, but the client wants to make sure there will be no squishy movement, so I will remove a couple tiles to investigate. I always remind the tiler to trowel his glue in the direction of the puddle flange but he says sometimes he has to put blobs of glue near the waste to achieve the height he needs. I think once to grout cracks and water gets under the tile its hard for the water to get to the puddle flange which causes this squishy effect. I'm still puzzled about the movement as I also fully support and glue down per instructions. I have had this problem with the centre waste and linear channel bases. I am also wondering if its the glue the tiler uses?? I agree, they are very convenient but I might need to go back to screeding. Thanks, much appreciated. [/QUOTE]
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