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i have 300*600 porcilain tiles going on dabbed on plasterboard is this ok... -
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i have 300*600 porcilain tiles going on dabbed on plasterboard is this ok
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i would have thought it would move once you got on dabed! sorry could n't resist
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yes that is fine, there are weight issues to consider but it will be fine.
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Make sure it is bare plasterboard and not skimmed though........
Grumpy
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Originally Posted by
pamala 
i have 300*600 porcilain tiles going on dabbed on plasterboard is this ok
Is the plasterboard dot and dabbed to the wall, or are the tiles being spot fixed to the plasterboard?
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Originally Posted by
pamala dot & dabbed
Not really sure if you are talking about fixing your tiles with this method but if you are, it is not something that is recommended.
Grumpy
tiling@grouters.co.uk
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Originally Posted by
pamala dot & dabbed
What is being dot and dabbed?
The tiles, the plasterboard or both?
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Originally Posted by
pamala thank you
gays & yu bigandy
Pamala, i'm sure they're just HAPPY! 
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