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Discuss Tubbed or bagged adhesive? in the Tile Adhesive, Grout and Substrate Preparation at TilersForums; Hello all, I'm going to be fixing 330x250 ceramic tiles in a toilet. The substrate is a mix of plasterboard and plaster walls. I'm debating whether to use tubbed or ...
          
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    Hello all,

    I'm going to be fixing 330x250 ceramic tiles in a toilet. The substrate is a mix of plasterboard and plaster walls. I'm debating whether to use tubbed or bagged adhesive. Given the size of the tiles which is verging on large format would tubbed be ok or should I go with a cementious bagged adhesive? (after priming first!)

    Thanks for any suggestions

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    Default Re: Tubbed or bagged adhesive?

    i would use bagged cement based adhesive, a single part flexible

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    defo go with bagged adhesive!

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    Default Re: Tubbed or bagged adhesive?

    Bagged it is!

    Thanks very much for your advice, greatly appreciated

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