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    Hi, I have benn tiling for about 6 years now, so i would consider myself a competent tiler. I have been offered to tile a balcony which has felt on it. I have never tiled a balcony before. I thought i would put in a new floor with 4 x 2 and overboard it with aquapanel or 22mm wbp ply and then tile it. Thanks in advanced.

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    Default Re: Balcony tiling

    hi take it its a timber balcony whats the size and do you have to return sides

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    Default Re: Balcony tiling

    Are you saying you're going to put this all on top of the felt?

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    i was intending to put it on top of the felt.

    Return side? don't quite understand. The are is about 4m2 thanks

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    Felt is considered a temporary roof covering, I get the idea you are going to build a timber frame lay it on top of the felt, auqaboard and then tile. If that is what you are planning on doing it won't work I’m afraid

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    wot would be the best souloution?

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    This really isn't about how much tiling experience you've got, it's about how much building knowledge you've got, i'm sure you could tile it but that isn't the issue it's how watertight you can keep it.

    How is the roof constructed at the moment? (I know it's covered with felt)

    What is the room below? (I only ask this if it's a shed/outhouse or something that doesn't need to be completely water tight and you can do something on a budget)

    And have you got any picture?

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    The roof i think is made with wooden joists. underneath there the entrance to the house which is open air. thanks.

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    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtFSme6lGik&feature=channel]YouTube - schluter balcony system[/ame]
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    what a system

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    What about a timber floor tho?

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    Default Re: Balcony tiling

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    The roof i think is made with wooden joists. underneath there the entrance to the house which is open air. thanks.
    Can you take some pictures trm?

    If this had a felt covering before i take it it wasn't a balcony before, are you putting in some doors so people can walk out on to it? Are you certain it is contructed well enough to take the weight? Or what is its final use

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    a done a concrete balcony **** easy man easy money

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