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how do you tile a floor which is half floorboards and half concrete?
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Re: floors
Put a movement joint where the floor breaks.....
..use either a preformed joint or use a cold joint...( silicone)......
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Re: floors
i would use ditra matting or similar as long as the wooden floor is sound and doesnt have any bounce in it {deflection} the ditra matting is ideal for this application you can stick it down with flooring adhesive and tile with cement based flexi adhesive gorut with flex grout and you will have a good floor
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Re: floors
If you have a break ( joint ) in a substrate...then you have to continue this joint through to the tiles , even if using Ditra....this is specified by schluter as well......
Timber will expand and contract at a different rate to the concrete....The slightest amount of deflection will in time cause a failure at this point......
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garythetiler (12-08-2008)
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Re: floors
so theres no way to use 12mm ply because there would be a step?
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Re: floors

Originally Posted by
steve9999
so theres no way to use 12mm ply because there would be a step?
self level the concrete to suit......
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pjtiler
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Re: floors

Originally Posted by
Dave
self level the concrete to suit......

12 mm of self leveling compounds too much IMHO
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Originally Posted by
pjtiler
12 mm of self leveling compounds too much IMHO
Depends upon the brand paul don't you think.....mapei make levellers that far exceed 12mm.......
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Re: floors

Originally Posted by
Dave
Depends upon the brand paul don't you think.....mapei make levellers that far exceed 12mm.......

aye ive seen that stuff
mi self i would put grano chipping in the latex compound
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