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Hi
First time posting, please bear with me as I am definately an amateur!
I am converting a downstairs room in my house to a shower room. The old wooden floor was rotten so has been replaced with a breathable limecrete floor (this avoids the problem with introducing a concrete subfloor which pushes any rising damp into the walls) I would like to tile with terracotta tiles, but need a laying/sealing method that will allow moisture to permeate through the tiles and https://www.tilersforums.com/forums/tile-adhesive/ - does anyone know of any products/methods for accomplishing this?
I also want to tile the walls, but again as they do not have a damproof course there is a small amount of rising damp. A building regs officer suggested a product called Olroyd P which is fixed to the wall and then rendered over before tile - has anyone used this product and if so does it work? Are there any other products/methods that people have used that would allow me to tile onto a slightly damp wall?
Phil
First time posting, please bear with me as I am definately an amateur!
I am converting a downstairs room in my house to a shower room. The old wooden floor was rotten so has been replaced with a breathable limecrete floor (this avoids the problem with introducing a concrete subfloor which pushes any rising damp into the walls) I would like to tile with terracotta tiles, but need a laying/sealing method that will allow moisture to permeate through the tiles and https://www.tilersforums.com/forums/tile-adhesive/ - does anyone know of any products/methods for accomplishing this?
I also want to tile the walls, but again as they do not have a damproof course there is a small amount of rising damp. A building regs officer suggested a product called Olroyd P which is fixed to the wall and then rendered over before tile - has anyone used this product and if so does it work? Are there any other products/methods that people have used that would allow me to tile onto a slightly damp wall?
Phil