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Hi all,
We have just purchased some very large limestone tiles and wanted some advice as to which adhesive to use. We were going to use a thick bed adhesive ... -
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Large Format Limestone - 56 x 84 cm
Hi all,
We have just purchased some very large limestone tiles and wanted some advice as to which adhesive to use. We were going to use a thick bed adhesive for natural stone but as they are so heavy am now unsure if this is the correct one to use?
Any thoughts would be much apreciated.
Thank you,
Lauren
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Re: Large Format Limestone - 56 x 84 cm
hello
It depends on substrate, but yes PTB adhesive is suitable for these tiles as it will give 100% coverage,
I would also consider adding some admix for extra flexibility and adhesion
good luck
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Re: Large Format Limestone - 56 x 84 cm
bal PTB flexable floor adhesive in white....... very good for fixing large format tiles.
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Re: Large Format Limestone - 56 x 84 cm
Lauren - did the tile supplier give any advice on purchase.
What is the substrate involved and is it wall or floor tiling that you are undertaking?
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Re: Large Format Limestone - 56 x 84 cm
Welcome to TF. Thems big boys.Floor or wall ?What are they going onto.? Please dont try to fix these as a diy project.
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Re: Large Format Limestone - 56 x 84 cm
Hello and welcome to the forum.
As above, what are you tiling onto? I totally agree with Del above. Tiling with large format stone is not a DIY job. There is so much that can go wrong. I wouldn't even consider tiling with these yourself, get a pro in
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Re: Large Format Limestone - 56 x 84 cm
Hi,
Thanks for all your quick replies. They are floor tiles, natural limestone and the type is 'umbrian' limestone if that helps?. I have done a lot of floor tiling in the past but nothing this heavy or large!I haven't asked the supplier for any advice but they don't stock anything other than PTB adhesive so thought that this would be ok?
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