slope

Hi all it’s My first post here newbie alert lol I’m fitting my kitchen and the floor is slanting towards the gas meter by roughy 10mm iv self levelled the area on the meter wall already but it’s not come up enough using 2 bags I am going to lay either tile or vinyl click and would like some help...

Looks like I didn't get the slope correct on this shower bed. Here's water not drained after 10 hours since turning off the shower. How atrocious is my fix going to have to be? Be honest. I can handle it.

Hi all, have tiled small areas before but trying to create a wetroom.. I have read a lot of tips etc on here so far. I am creating a bench within an enclosure which I want to create a steam room in. Floor to ceiling glass, and I plan to put an long drain butted against the wall under the...

Can a front entrance tiling with no slope be corrected without removing everything and redoing the job? Basically, this is a new job( by a professional) but when it rains I have 2 puddles on my steps ... Thanks

Hi All. I am replacing a cracked tile (porcelain 60x60). However I have noticed the subfloor is sloped slightly, the adhesive that was on before was a lot thicker at the bottom of the tile then the top so I don't think its recent movement. What is the best way of dealing with this? Should i...

Hello, Bought a new construction home in January 2019 in Orlando. After living in the house for about 6 months, I realized that my master bathroom shower floor was not draining properly. Started seeing discoloration, and mildew around all the areas that were not draining properly. The shower is...

Hello, We have chosen a painted decorated 20X20cm tiles for the bathroom with a walk-in shower and wanted to make the tiles pattern as seamless as possible. Are the tiles small enough to create fall to to drain without cutting them diagonally? I can settle for slopes that are 95% perfect and...

I posted on this in the main forum but responses although gratefully received are fairly slow coming and I need to make decisions quite soon. Below is a diagram for my bathroom renovation. New stud walls being erected and new concrete floor. Question: Will the slope shown for the tiled floor...

I gave a step to tile it's 6ft x 6ft with to steps up to the main platform it's brick build then backfilled with concrete would it be acceptable to use something like kerdi membrane to cover the whole thing or even the old homelux wetroom fabric or sold I just go ditra drain or similar? ? The...

Hi, I have a screeded concrete floor in my bathroom and instead of a conventional shower tray I want to have a wet room style linear drain floor. The area I am using is a corner and I have found linear former trays but they all require an envelope style tiling system. Would be possible to just...

Hi all, I am currently tiling my bathroom in 200 x 100 white metro tiles. I have a sloped area to do approximately 45 degrees. The wall had tiles on previously that have been removed leaving the plaster in a reasonable condition. Can anyone advise if I am ok to reapply the new tiles without any...

Hi I'm a real newbie to tiling and have a quick question for the experts... Is it possible to use a thicker layer of tile adhesive during tiling to make a slope to match variations in sub-floor levels (floorboards)? I'd rather not overboard with really thick ply in this situation as I'm...

Well I installed my first shower (in my own home) and carefully created a pre-slope, used a three-piece drain, weep hole guard and created a properly sloped mortar bed (almost). I have not yet laid the floor tiles. My question relates to the "almost" qualifier. Generally, the mortar bed is...

i have a kitchen floor to do 4m long with a 9mm overall dip, am i right to go with the slope and start at the highest end. the floor is already plyed out and very sturdy. also customer has said whole house seems to fall slightly in the slope.

Newbie tiler! We live in an old house and the area we want to tile has a slope approx 45 degrees. Any suggestions how to prevent the tiles slipping or falling off wihout having to stand there holding onto them for ages. Thanks