Tiling a slope

[sarahcart]

Newbie tiler!

We live in an old house and the area we want to tile has a slope approx 45 degrees. Any suggestions how to prevent the tiles slipping or falling off wihout having to stand there holding onto them for ages.

Thanks

 

[kapitan]

fix a wooden baton at base of slope and tile upwards use spacers between tiles! use rapid set adhesive and when set remove baton and fit the bottom row !!

 

[Varley]

fix a wooden baton at base of slope and tile upwards use spacers between tiles! use rapid set adhesive and when set remove baton and fit the bottom row !!

I agree

 

[sarahcart]

Thanks for that. I'll give it a whirl.

 

[Varley]

Good luck! Let us know how you get on and post some pictures

 

[Paul Sh]

Don't forget to make sure it's level.

 

[L & R CERAMICS]

if you use a decent high grab glue you should be able to tile straight away

 

[L & R CERAMICS]

Don't forget to make sure it's level.

yeah make sure its plum

 

[guy1976]

she has already says its on a slope or am i missing something here ?

 

[Paul Sh]

she has already says its on a slope or am i missing something here ?

Hmmmm good question, unless it's me thats missing something, maybe a pic would be a good idea.

 

[L & R CERAMICS]

Ha Ha Ha

 

[kapitan]

Don't forget to make sure it's level.

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if you use a decent high grab glue you should be able to tile straight away

hmm ive yet to use a powdered advesive that doesnt slip!! anyone know of one ???
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[L & R CERAMICS]

try your nearest tile shop bal would be a well sold one