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Hi,
been asked to tile a painted concrete balcony about 6 sq. Im thinking flexable adisive an grout would be the right thing to use, correct?
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Tiling outsde balcony
Hi,
been asked to tile a painted concrete balcony about 6 sq. Im thinking flexable adisive an grout would be the right thing to use, correct?
also am i right in thinking it needs to be a porcelain tile.
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Re: Tiling outsde balcony
if the balcony is painted id strip the paint of with a scrabbler and use a porcel bond adhesive with flexible grout
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The Following User Says Thank You to LM Ceramics For This Useful Post:
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Re: Tiling outsde balcony
i second that lee
you use a scabbler too , mines air run which is a pain to set up as you have to bring the compressor and hoses
have you found a leccy one
I know nothing I havent learnt
Painters and decorator Leighton Buzzard 01525 376559/07594 779654
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Re: Tiling outsde balcony
I would remove the paint, also depends on the substrate?
other things to consider colour of tiles and size as black for example will move like mad, also consider using a Dural matting to absorb movement as direct sunlight onto tiles will cause stresses to form between the tile,adhesive and screed.
Make sure you leave perimeter movement joints and its always advisable to use a skirting tile to help stop water ingress.
Do all of above then you'll be fine.
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Re: Tiling outsde balcony

Originally Posted by
mikethetile
i second that lee
you use a scabbler too , mines air run which is a pain to set up as you have to bring the compressor and hoses
have you found a leccy one
i just hire an air run one too mike does the job though
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Re: Tiling outsde balcony

Originally Posted by
LM Ceramics
i just hire an air run one too mike does the job though
it certainly does lee
I know nothing I havent learnt
Painters and decorator Leighton Buzzard 01525 376559/07594 779654
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Re: Tiling outsde balcony

Originally Posted by
TrumpersUnited
I would remove the paint, also depends on the substrate?
other things to consider colour of tiles and size as black for example will move like mad, also consider using a Dural matting to absorb movement as direct sunlight onto tiles will cause stresses to form between the tile,adhesive and screed.
Make sure you leave perimeter movement joints and its always advisable to use a skirting tile to help stop water ingress.
Do all of above then you'll be fine.
Thanks you all for advice. Been a bit dense Whats Dural matting??
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