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Can anyone advise me on what sort of coverage you are likely to get from one bag of pourable thick bed adhesive (BAL) I'm going to use it for the ... -
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Can anyone advise me on what sort of coverage you are likely to get from one bag of pourable thick bed adhesive (BAL) I'm going to use it for the first time but not sure how many bags to get. I'll be using a 10mm round notched trowel, is that big enough? cheers
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What are you fixing, what's the substrate level like now, when I used it on 600x600 on a reasonable floor we were getting about 2 - 3m2 if I remember right, that was with a larger trowel than 10mm though.
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20kg bag covers 3.7m2 with a thickness of 3mm, go to www.bal-adhesives.com for data
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the area is flat, the tiles are 600x600 porcelain. Sould i use a 20mm trowel. What sort of coverage with that?
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Re: ptb adhesive

Originally Posted by
david campbell
is the floor level?
That's the deciding factor
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Originally Posted by
lcjohno
the area is flat, the tiles are 600x600 porcelain. Sould i use a 20mm trowel. What sort of coverage with that?
If the floor is flat using a large format trowel you will be able to lay 6 maybe 7 tiles of that size maximum. I would allow 6 tiles so just over 2M2.
tel
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floor is level, do i still need to use that size trowel?
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if the floor is level i would use 10mm trowel maybe 12mm for larger tiles
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Re: ptb adhesive

Originally Posted by
david campbell
if the floor is level i would use 10mm trowel maybe 12mm for larger tiles
10-12mm with PTB and 600 x 600 tiles? Why so small David? The bigger the trowel the better IMO. 20mm All the way for me
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Last edited by Terry Cottar; 27-01-2010 at 06:10 PM.
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