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Hope you can answer a 'couple' of questions for me, no doubt I will be adding a lot more in the future..
When laying tiles the advise given is to lift the occasional tile to check adhesive coverage. Do you then just lay the tile back down or rework the adhesive with the trowel first?
If you have floor tiles butting up to wall tiles do you grout the join or leave a gap and use sealant?
I plan on laying 12mm ply or 6mm backerboard onto a chipboard floor in my en-suite, should I use BAL single part flexible along with the screws to fix it down?
I am using porcelein 333x333 wall/floor tiles with 4mm spacers on both floor and wall with white grout. The products I am concidering are the following:
Sorry for so many questions first thing and thanks in advance for any help.
Neil
When laying tiles the advise given is to lift the occasional tile to check adhesive coverage. Do you then just lay the tile back down or rework the adhesive with the trowel first?
If you have floor tiles butting up to wall tiles do you grout the join or leave a gap and use sealant?
I plan on laying 12mm ply or 6mm backerboard onto a chipboard floor in my en-suite, should I use BAL single part flexible along with the screws to fix it down?
I am using porcelein 333x333 wall/floor tiles with 4mm spacers on both floor and wall with white grout. The products I am concidering are the following:
- BAL Prime APD
- BAL Single Part Flexible (Both floor and wall)
- BAL Super flex wide grout(Both floor and wall)
Sorry for so many questions first thing and thanks in advance for any help.
Neil