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Discuss Granite floor in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hello guys & girls Just been to look at a floor tiling job in ganite, which is my first in granite,its 22 m2 and on a screed floor.All help is ...
          
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    Hello guys & girls
    Just been to look at a floor tiling job in ganite, which is my first in granite,its 22 m2 and on a screed floor.All help is welcome pricing,prep work,grout lines,sealing,etc.Many thanks tony.

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    its a hard one to start as your 1st job ,what size tiles are they and which granite is it ? your floor preparation will need to be spot on as highly polished tiles are unforgiving, you will need to hire a good quality wet cutter and solid bed the tiles, 3mm joints maximum good luck with it I am sure you will get sound advice and help from the lads on here

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    Thanks gary,she hasnt chosen the granite tile as of yet, would you prime the floor and use flexable adhesive.Ive got a plasplug master tiler wet cutter.tony

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    under normal circumstances there is no need to prime a screeded floor or to use flexible adhesive with granite tiles but i use flexible adhesive for everything these days as the difference in price isnt that great, if the subfloor hasnt been screeded well or there is a lot of suction from it prime with sbr bond hope this helps

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