Drying out limestone tiles

UK Tiling Forum; Established 2006

Welcome to the UK Tiling Forum by TilersForums.com, built in 2006 by Tilers, run by Tilers.

View all of the UK tiling forum threads, questions and discussions here.

Tilers Forums Official Sponsors

Thanks to all for your comments: whilst none of it really makes me feel any better you are voicing suspicions we've held for a while now. Now onto the tricky subject of who foots the bill for the repair work. Would anyone care to comment on where liability might lie?
 
I'd agree with all the previous!
Tiles are stained from the back just like blotting paper and its down to the fixing method - would have been even worse with a darker adhesive.
Only reason I asked about the windows being shut is I had a Kitchen Co.. a few years ago who were trying to dry out a floor screed with a dehumidifier and open window - and after 4 weeks the lake down the road ran dry:lol:

Typing at the same time as you - your next point liability.
Only one place I can see and that's with the tile fixer as he should have been aware of the correct proceedure for the fixing of natural stone and in this case White Limestone.
 
Thanks to all for your comments: whilst none of it really makes me feel any better you are voicing suspicions we've held for a while now. Now onto the tricky subject of who foots the bill for the repair work. Would anyone care to comment on where liability might lie?

It can only lay with the Fixer i'm afraid.. knowledge is what lacked here.. and incorrect fixing method.
 
the thing is if the tiler was working for the plumber(him being the main contractor on the job) then the plumber is the one you have to seek compensation from,and he has to do the same if he wants to recoup from the tiler
 
Thanks guys. The floor tiles look fine, but as its a tanked wet room will they have to come up as well?
 
If they are fine then leave those alone and just replaced the blobbed strained ones. Unless you are dubious of how they are fixed.
 
Then i would speak to the plumber and tell him the tiles are stained and not fixed to BS5385 standards..
 

Advertisement

Thread Information

Title
Drying out limestone tiles
Prefix
N/A
Forum
UK Tiling Forum
Start date
Last reply date
Replies
26

Advertisement

UK Tiling Forum

Thread statistics

Created
noonandchas,
Last reply from
Daz,
Replies
26
Views
15,480

Thread statistics

Created
noonandchas,
Last reply from
Daz,
Replies
26
Views
15,480
Back