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    I have had a few problems with tiling on wooden floors, any body tell me a good adhesive to use instead of using ready made adhesive in tubs. done all the fixing down and still tiles move????????
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    Default Re: Tiling on wooden floors

    Bal rapidset flexible or if you want more time to work with either Bal SPF or the likes of gold star with the flexible additive Ad1. Make sure your substrate is sufficiently flat and rigid though, you may have to oversheet to strengthen it.
    It'll be ok when it's grouted
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    Good post DS, if you can tell us the type of flooring, we will recommend best adhesives & grouts, and method for prep.....Gaz
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    Default Re: Tiling on wooden floors

    Quote Originally Posted by JPPS-TF2005 View Post
    instead of using ready made adhesive in tubs.

    Can you please say what type of tub adhesives you have been using ..?..
    then we can tell you the best course of action...

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