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Discuss slc and ply in the Tile Adhesive, Grout and Substrate Preparation at TilersForums; Hi all, can i screw down ply onto an slc to raise the level of a surface to meet up with an existing floor i have already tiled to continue ...
          
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    Default slc and ply

    Hi all,
    can i screw down ply onto an slc to raise the level of a surface to meet up with an existing floor i have already tiled to continue the tiling into a hallway ?

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    Default Re: slc and ply

    how high are you trying to raise it Neil, will another couple of bags of slc do it? Is the slc already down. (I take it it was a concrete substrate to start with)
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    Default Re: slc and ply

    About another 6mm . It's only a small l shaped hallway .
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    Default Re: slc and ply

    Another layer of SLC made for tiling onto
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