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Hello folks,
i have a nice marble job coming up on 10th Nov,
95m2 of 600x400 x 20mm,kitchen/dining area.
30m2 of hallway meeting at doorway to kitchen,
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floors meeting with diff tile depths.
Hello folks,
i have a nice marble job coming up on 10th Nov,
95m2 of 600x400 x 20mm,kitchen/dining area.
30m2 of hallway meeting at doorway to kitchen,
the hallway tiles are 600x600 x 15mm marble.
as you see there is a 5mm difference in thickness'
i have to get them level,
what woul be the best method of doing this???
i'm wondering should i just use different trowels or is there a better way?
5mm aint too much but this has to be perfect.
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GazTech
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Re: floors meeting with diff tile depths.
Joe ...just bed your last few rows up by a mm at a time
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Re: floors meeting with diff tile depths.
...or put ditra under the thinner tiles first, that will accommodate most of the difference.
Grumpy
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Re: floors meeting with diff tile depths.
Why not just use a leveller......
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Re: floors meeting with diff tile depths.
I agree with Dave self-levelling compound is the natural selection for me.
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Re: floors meeting with diff tile depths.
the floors are very very level,i could level up to 5mm and use same depth trowel but thought there might be an easier way and cheaper too.
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Re: floors meeting with diff tile depths.
Just pour leveller up against the 5mm lip and then feather it back to nowt.....cheap as chips and quick to do..
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Re: floors meeting with diff tile depths.

Originally Posted by
Dave
Just pour leveller up against the 5mm lip and then feather it back to nowt.....cheap as chips and quick to do..
how long before you can tile on it ?
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Re: floors meeting with diff tile depths.

Originally Posted by
pjc
how long before you can tile on it ?
depends upon make petey.....
or you could just use rapid set...depends how good you are with a float..
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Re: floors meeting with diff tile depths.
he he sorry dave just being naughty
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Re: floors meeting with diff tile depths.
Ditra would be tileable a bit quicker...........though more expensive!
Grumpy
tiling@grouters.co.uk
Balancing Act Accounting
Turnover is Vanity, Profit is Sanity, Cash is reality!
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Re: floors meeting with diff tile depths.
i would use a 2m dog ear with some rapid or ptb
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Re: floors meeting with diff tile depths.
I've just built up addy to get a flow which dos'nt notice
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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