hi sam,it is possible to tile on tile but its not advised
reason being the weight of all those tiles and adhesive that you are putting on the wall,effectively the only thing holding up the 2 layers you wil lhave is the old adhesive and you cant guarantee how strong that is so especially if you have kids i woudl advise against this
also from an asthetic point ,you will no doubt come up againt obstacles etc that you may naot be able to get round so well tiling on tile
always best just to rip out and re board...the prep is an important part to a good long lasting job
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This is suitable to fit tile on tile and adhesive class c2, make sure existing tiles adhere properly. It is always better to remove existing tiles.
If you do decide to go tile on tile, use only a cement based adhesive like Bal Rapid Set. As above though, you may come across obstacles like doors, windows etc. If you want to still tile on tile with your floor, bare in mind what your original subfloor is & height differences. Avoid doing the floor if you can, if not, use a 2 part flexible
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You obviously don't like the idea of ripping your bathroom apart so close to Christmas so are looking for a quick fix, I've tiled on wall tiles once but would not do it again and deffo not floors.
Its a no brainer really.... Listen to all good advice above and do the job to last. Nothing worse than someone saying i told you so! you have been warned, and merry xmas and happy tiling:hurray: