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if I want to use pebble floor tiles (I mean these d.i.y pebble tiles), which is the most recommended cement I should use in order to achieve long term durability to water and in order to hold the tiles strong enough?
thanks,
Kelly P.
Last edited by Dave; 13-04-2008 at 04:15 PM.
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Welcome to the forums. As Turkish mentioned above, tanking the shower is neccessary. Talking about a cement based addy in bag look for an adhesive acc. to EN 12004 classified C2FT. That is a strong one and the (F)ast component helps keeping the pebble in position and not rolling off.
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if I want to use pebble floor tiles (I mean these d.i.y pebble tiles), ...