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Hi , I have a question on addy coverage. Im laying 15m2 of 600x600 large format tiles and am wondering if anyone knows the rough coverage id get from a ... -
Adhesive Coverage
Hi , I have a question on addy coverage. Im laying 15m2 of 600x600 large format tiles and am wondering if anyone knows the rough coverage id get from a 20kg bag of addy ? I plan on using a 15mm U notch trowel for the bed.
I was thinking maybe 3m2 per bag but not 100% sure.
Any ideas??
Thanks
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doug boardley
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with a 15mm trowel I'm assuming it's a floor, off top of my head you'll probably need 3 if substrate is flat
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I would say 3 mtrs a bag as well with a solid bed 15mm trowel..
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doug boardley
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yep, sorry phone bing bonged as i was typing, as Dave, meant 3 sq m a bag
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Cheers guys thats great, Thanks for your replys.
Have been looking at other posts there and its made me think about something else
On a 12mm screwed to death plyed floor is a 15mm bed over kill should a go with a 10mm round noth trowel?
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As long as you are getting a solid fix 100% coverage then it is upto you really.....bed your tile and re-lift and see what covergae you are getting,,if not enough then up the notch size..PTB flexi is good for 600x600
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I get 2 mts per bag of PTB on a good floor solid bed you would get a little more from SPF :Pete
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Thanks for all your replys
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doug boardley
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Re: Adhesive Coverage

Originally Posted by
DavieA
Cheers guys thats great, Thanks for your replys.
Have been looking at other posts there and its made me think about something else
On a 12mm screwed to death plyed floor is a 15mm bed over kill should a go with a 10mm round noth trowel?
depends on whether ply is flat and even davie,
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