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I am doing a kitchen floor in an very old house it is very uneven and the customer wants marble tiles on it.
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Re: kitchen floor need to no quick thanks
you could use self level and a rapid set latex liquid in the mix to speed it up
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Re: kitchen floor need to no quick thanks
Yes use a self levelling compound.
Look on Mapei`s website for a suitable product.
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Re: kitchen floor need to no quick thanks
as above mate i use mapei's stuff al time good stuff
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Re: kitchen floor need to no quick thanks
Mapei do a few levellers....i like their fibre plan..but have also used weber niv a lot lately..nice stuff and goes upto 25mm in one bite..
Using a straight edge fill in the low spots first before you blast the whole floor over...
what colour marble is it and type..?
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Re: kitchen floor need to no quick thanks

Originally Posted by
Dave
Mapei do a few levellers....i like their fibre plan..but have also used weber niv a lot lately..nice stuff and goes upto 25mm in one bite..
Using a straight edge fill in the low spots first before you blast the whole floor over...
what colour marble is it and type..?
Its black marble dont remember name but made in omen
Last edited by pipl66; 28-05-2009 at 08:02 PM.
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