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Kitchen is 7m x 4m and floor screed is pretty good, so should i tile straight onto the floor or does everyone still put a levelling compound over the ... -
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Advice on laying tiles in kitchen
Hi
Kitchen is 7m x 4m and floor screed is pretty good, so should i tile straight onto the floor or does everyone still put a levelling compound over the screed to guarantee the area is perfectly level.
Thanks in advance to any advice on this. Also the best adhesive for this area, Im on a small/tight budget and its fairly cheap ceramic tiles.
Last edited by bgatty68; 13-10-2010 at 03:11 PM.
Reason: spelling mistakes
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Re: Advice on laying tiles in kitchen
if the screed is flat, prime it (SBR) and tile it. BTW SLC's don't give a perfectly level surface, they give a smooth surface but you need to do a bit of work to get it level.
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Re: Advice on laying tiles in kitchen
if the floors only a cople of mm's here and there then there is no need to s.l.c and can be built up quite easily with adhesive,just make sure you know where the heighest points are,a 2m straight edge of spirit level will help with this,so not have any peoblems when laying
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Re: Advice on laying tiles in kitchen
As above
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Re: Advice on laying tiles in kitchen
As above above
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: Advice on laying tiles in kitchen
As above above above^^^
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