adhesives to stick ceramic to to polised granite floor???? - TilersForums.co.uk | Tile Forums

Tiler Blackpool · 02-07-2008

hi again,
ive got a situation where my customer needs to fix a toilet to a polished granite tiled floor. we cant screw it down as theres undertile heating under it! (what the customer asked for!) can anyone reccomend anything to fix it to the floor with as his plumber has tried a few things that dont work and we've all been left scratching our heads!
Thanks

**Dave** · 02-07-2008

It shouldn't have UFH under it.......your not supposed to cover up tiles that have UFH installed......might cause the UFH to over heat etc......just a thought....as for sticking it down....liquid nails....

**enduro** · 02-07-2008

Tell her to get a wall mounted toilet fitted.

mart1 · 02-07-2008

mart1 · 02-07-2008

that was meant to be a picture of stixall produced by everbuild it'll stick anything.

Grace'sDad · 02-07-2008

Dave, I don't think the "ceramics" in the title are tiles. I think he means the ceramic toilet pan.

I would use good quality silicone to glue the toilet down. Others may suggest something like pinkgrip, but silicone works well and is far easier to remove if needs be.

**Dave** · 02-07-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grace'sDad

Dave, I don't think the "ceramics" in the title are tiles. I think he means the ceramic toilet pan.

YES!! i know that..

.....but the UFH is under the toilet pan and it shouldn't be......

kilty55 · 02-07-2008

use hubba bubba

Grace'sDad · 02-07-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave

YES!! i know that..

.....but the UFH is under the toilet pan and it shouldn't be......

Of course - SORRY! (maybe they wanted a warm bum?)

Tiler Blackpool · 03-07-2008

thanks for that guys! i shouldnt of put the heating under the toilet i know but he told me he was having it the day i turned up!it fit the room exact and didnt have any play in it to get round where the toilet was going to be (it was the mat system.......never again!)
think hes tried a couple of them and hes having trouble with it sticking to the polished porcelain.but il get his plumber to try the others.

thanks for the help again, ill let him know.

cheers guys

**grumpygrouter** · 03-07-2008

Might be a daft idea but what about flexy rapidset?

Tiler Blackpool · 03-07-2008

yeah, will try it, thanks.have got a little bit of white flexi left off another job so i'll give it a whirl.good idea!!i'll let y'all know what works.
cheers