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Hi, on the shower walls and the floor.
Tavertine 12mm tiles, onto cement board and ply for floor.
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how thick should my adhesive be ?
Hi, on the shower walls and the floor.
Tavertine 12mm tiles, onto cement board and ply for floor.
Thanks
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re: how thick should my adhesive be ?
Read the packaging it will give an indication on your mixes, water and powder ratios
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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re: how thick should my adhesive be ?
As above. The addy will have all the instructions on the bag. If you are unsure, mix the entire bag with the specified amount of water/solution. Just be careful with the setting times (also stated on the bag).
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Re: how thick should my adhesive be ?
This depends upon the adhesive you are using..
Most cement based adhesives will state no more than a 6mm final bed.. this is what is achieved after you have bedded youre tile in place and some thicker bedding to 10mm or so in located area's..
If you think you need thicker on the floor area's then you can use a thick bed adhesive..some go upto 22mm but if the correct prep is done then you should not need that depth.
I tend to use Mapei kera flex maxi on walls...and this can bed to 12mm... so better if walls are slightly out and cross bonding tiles to achieve that flat look.
On larger format on the floor , you can also use a Flexi PTB to achive that solid bed fix..
And as the members have mentioned above..Always read the instructions if unsure of a products uses..
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