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Discuss which adhesive to use in the Tile Adhesive, Grout and Substrate Preparation at TilersForums; hi there can anyone tell me which floor adhesives to use for floor boards and what surface you can use normal floor adhesive on thanks...
          
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    Question which adhesive to use

    hi there can anyone tell me which floor adhesives to use for floor boards and what surface you can use normal floor adhesive on thanks

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    Default Re: which adhesive to use

    Erm

    None

    Normal ?

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    you cant tile directly onto floorboards you must overboard with at least 12mm ply screwed at 150mm centres then use a flexible adhesive,tiling onto concrete then you can use rapid set adhesive!
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    profix (sorry guys i know) do a very good tile on wood 2 part adhesive
    will do 5 sqm per tub but you will have to plyboard the floor as dave says.



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