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can i tile on top of my floor tiles
can i tile ontop of my floor tiles, what adhesive do i use?
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Re: can i tile on top of my floor tiles
I wouldn't mate. You know what subsrtate is under it. Rip it all up , see what is there and start again.
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Re: can i tile on top of my floor tiles
well thats the problem, i do know. under them is a wooden floor, i used a flexible adhesive to fix them and am concerned about taking them up as its a hell of job. do you still think that would be best - to take them up
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Re: can i tile on top of my floor tiles
Hello maria.....I would advise you take them up....
Timber expands on contracts at a different rate to your exisiting tiles so to add another layer is adding a layer that again will expand as well as the layer underneath....not advisable on timber floors...
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tiling worry - please help!!!!
i really want to get this right. i tiled onto a wooden floor 5 years ago with flexible adhesive - now id like to retile - can i tile on the top of the original tiles or do i have to take them up. if i can tile ontop what tile adhesive do you suggest?
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doug boardley
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Re: tiling worry - please help!!!!
really best to do a re-tile maria, sorry
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Re: can i tile on top of my floor tiles
You will be doubling the tile load onto your joists, do think they have enough strength to support the extra load and not deflect?
Last edited by grumpygrouter; 01-05-2009 at 09:37 PM.
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Re: tiling worry - please help!!!!
If it's in a kitchen, you might have hight problems with your appliances, under work topps.
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Re: tiling worry - please help!!!!

dont take a chance maria, its not worth it
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Re: can i tile on top of my floor tiles
looks like ive a few busy weeks ahead of me! any advise on tools to use etc
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Re: tiling worry - please help!!!!
any advise or tools to make my job easier?
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doug boardley
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Re: can i tile on top of my floor tiles
sbs hammer chisel, it makes sense
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Re: can i tile on top of my floor tiles
mmmm never head of that type...
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Re: can i tile on top of my floor tiles

Originally Posted by
bighen
Nice one Doug.
Whats the poison????
Mines been a mixture of Stella n whiskey
By the way SDS would be the best along with a nice pair of ear defenders


mines glass of red and two giddy kippers deciding they're not tired!!
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