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Discuss Fitting a Tilux former - good tip that worked for me in the Tanking & Wetrooms at TilersForums; Leave about 15 to 20mm clearence around the former when bedding down. This enables you to twist/move the former slightly to help bed it in. Having it tight to the ...
          
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    Default Fitting a Tilux former - good tip that worked for me

    Leave about 15 to 20mm clearence around the former when bedding down.

    This enables you to twist/move the former slightly to help bed it in. Having it tight to the wall/screed rather limits your options.

    This gap can be backfilled with adhesive or screed.
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    Default Re: Fitting a Tilux former - good tip that worked for me

    ...and my thanks goes to Wetdecs for supplying the former (of course)
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