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    Default Vibration Through Suspended Wooden Floor

    I've been asked to tile a kitchen floor. The floor is a suspended wooden floor that has been covered in vinyl tiles - which are still well stuck down even though they were laid 40 years ago. The main problem is that when the washing machine is going through its spin cycle you can feel a vibration going through the entire floor.
    Do you experienced tilers think that it would be safe to tile this floor in large ceramic tiles using flexible grout, or is the vibration going to loosen them?


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    If the floor has minimal deflection after you have prepped it then i would use an uncoupling membrane.....Durabase CI would be good and is available from wetdecs...


    Durabase uncoupling matting from Wetdecs: for tanking wet rooms and shower areas

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