Self levelling advice.

[Stef]

Thanks for the advice.

No worries, that's what this forum is for, to help you become a better tiler.
It's helped me no end & because of the forum members on here I've became a better tiler..

 

[Anto Holland]

No worries, that's what this forum is for, to help you become a better tiler.
It's helped me no end & because of the forum members on here I've became a better tiler..

what I came here for thanks

 

[Stef]

what I came here for [emoji106] thanks

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[charlie1]

If I was pouring a self leveller then I'd work it using my pin rake to get some flatness on it, you get amtico fitters who can trowel slc with amazing results but no good for us tilers as our tiles won't bend. You should check out phill hob sons method of using slc, quite simply, your left with a 100% perfect floor to tile to. I will try to find a link

 

[charlie1]

http://www.tilersforums.com/43-tiling-forum/68165-slc-method-my-way.html

 

[Anto Holland]

If I was pouring a self leveller then I'd work it using my pin rake to get some flatness on it, you get amtico fitters who can trowel slc with amazing results but no good for us tilers as our tiles won't bend. You should check out phill hob sons method of using slc, quite simply, your left with a 100% perfect floor to tile to. I will try to find a link[/QUOTE

please mate, would be handy that. What kind of rake do I buy. Daft question probs lol

 

[charlie1]

I use the refina one, simply pour the slc then set the pins to the required depth and work it around the room. This method will improve the flatness of most floors but if you want perfect results then look at previous link

 

[Stef]

Bought my spike roller from Dave @ tradetiler.
If you get a good slc then you shouldn't have to work it much..

 

[swanman]

i wouldn't post pictures i keep my self to my self in that respect.

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

Cheers Mark AKA Charlie1

Swanman why not share ideas?