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Please can someone advise me on what type of Adhesives & Cutter I need for:-
-Porcelain floor tiles (500x500x9)
-Ceramic wall tiles (330x6600x9)
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I need advice!!!
Please can someone advise me on what type of Adhesives & Cutter I need for:-
-Porcelain floor tiles (500x500x9)
-Ceramic wall tiles (330x6600x9)
Cheers
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GazTech
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Re: I need advice!!!

Originally Posted by
traxonj394
Please can someone advise me on what type of Adhesives & Cutter I need for:-
-Porcelain floor tiles (500x500x9)
-Ceramic wall tiles (330x6600x9)
Cheers
For porcelain floor tiles, you wil need powcered adhesive, it must either have porcelbond technology, or flexible properties.
The wall tiles being large format, will also need to be powdered adhesive but no need for flexible for those.
The cutter needed is one which will take the 660 cm wall tile you have, probably better with a wet saw this will tackle both tiles......Gaz
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Re: I need advice!!!

Originally Posted by
GazTech
For porcelain floor tiles, you wil need powcered adhesive, it must either have porcelbond technology, or flexible properties.
The wall tiles being large format, will also need to be powdered adhesive but no need for flexible for those.
The cutter needed is one which will take the 660 cm wall tile you have, probably better with a wet saw this will tackle both tiles......Gaz
To be honest I can't remember with powder when I did'nt use use spf even with ceramics Gaz because of priming the walls
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Re: I need advice!!!
depends what its going on,
personally i would u a powder mix with porcel bond in to be on the safe side
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Re: I need advice!!!
Thanks guys.
Just 1 more question what size spacer do you think I should use on the big floor tiles (600x600x9)??
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Re: I need advice!!!

Originally Posted by
traxonj394
Thanks guys.
Just 1 more question what size spacer do you think I should use on the big floor tiles (600x600x9)??
What is your substrate mate? It will make a difference what you can get away with. If it is concrete you can get away with a smaller joint (3mm min) as any movement is limited. If it is timber I would look at 5mm minimum.
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Re: I need advice!!!

Originally Posted by
traxonj394
Please can someone advise me on what type of Adhesives & Cutter I need for:-
-Porcelain floor tiles (500x500x9)
-Ceramic wall tiles (330x6600x9)
Cheers
For both dont forget your hole cutters. As well as your straight line cutters.
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Re: I need advice!!!
i always like to seal my tiles with pregnator, all depends on the tiles, but i hate it when the wet cutter spits all waste into the grooves
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GazTech
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Re: I need advice!!!

Originally Posted by
zak4444
i always like to seal my tiles with pregnator, all depends on the tiles, but i hate it when the wet cutter spits all waste into the grooves
What grooves ?
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