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What if I said that both Weber and Bal say NO ! .. To tiling to mesh/resin backed tiles with any of their adhesives ?

It is also highly recommended that if a stone tile/slab has more than 25% of the back covered in mesh/resin then it isn't suitable for tiling in areas of wetting or thermal expansion or external use.

So you need to be aware that you could be up for a fall if you have used said tiles and the backs have more than 25% of this backing on them.

We all know a S2 or even an elastomeric adhesive sticks poo to a blanket ... But it's only as strong as this mesh/resin is too the tile backs and are you really going to rely on that to hold your tiles in situ.?

I've just had to refuse to tile a floor with mesh/resin backed marble and after getting proof from Bal , weber and then printed proof from the TTA , the customer was pleased I highlighted this issue that came to light early last year or the year before..
 

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