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Went to look at a job the other day i have mentioned it in another thread,someone i know wanted there bathroom tiled in 300by 600 porcalain tiles i advised him ... -
600 by 300 porcelain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva
Went to look at a job the other day i have mentioned it in another thread,someone i know wanted there bathroom tiled in 300by 600 porcalain tiles i advised him that the tiles are to heavy as his walls are brick with skim.I told him maybe he should think about a smaller tile but that was the ones he wanted and dident want to take them back.I also advised him he would have have to dot and dab walls and secure with fixings so it could take weight.yhe thing is he has a freind who is a joiner and freind who is a plumber,they said i was talking absolute rubbish and told him not to deal with me they advised him to pva the painted walls and tile straight on to it,could any of you pro tilers out there explain the risks of doing this as i am going to e mail the threads to him any input would be much areciated.
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Re: 600by300 pocalain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva
sorry to say cass im with the plumber and joiner on this 1 have a look at might pics and you can see what im all about
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Re: 600by300 pocalain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva
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Re: 600by300 pocalain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva

Originally Posted by
deno3
sorry to say cass im with the plumber and joiner on this 1 have a look at might pics and you can see what im all about
p.v.a?
painted walls?
what substrate do you think you are tiling onto?
because if you think a layer of p.v.a can hold 600x 300mm porcelain tiles then i think 99.5% of people on here will disagree
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Re: 600by300 pocalain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva

Originally Posted by
david campbell
p.v.a?
painted walls?
what substrate do you think you are tiling onto?
because if you think a layer of p.v.a can hold 600x 300mm porcelain tiles then i think 99.5% of people on here will disagree
I think he was being ironic
Cass, there are hundreds of threads on here that highlight your point, if you do a search then just enter the threads, copy and paste the links in to an email and send away mate
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Re: 600 by 300 porcelain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva
Cass don't do it mate, recipe for disaster imo. Tell the joiner/plumber to butt out, clowns
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Re: 600by300 pocalain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva

Originally Posted by
deno3
sorry to say cass im with the plumber and joiner on this 1 have a look at might pics and you can see what im all about
hello deno 3,this is the wrong way to aproach the job mate ,,and pva is a nono
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Re: 600by300 pocalain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva

Originally Posted by
deno3
sorry to say cass im with the plumber and joiner on this 1 have a look at might pics and you can see what im all about
very wrong deno, do you have pics of the tiles falling off?
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Re: 600 by 300 porcelain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva
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Re: 600 by 300 porcelain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva
will any 1 ever get any tiles on their walls the way you lot carry on dont use the pva get som white star and stick them on what ever
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Re: 600 by 300 porcelain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva
OK I was wrong, he wasn't being ironic
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Re: 600 by 300 porcelain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva

Originally Posted by
Colour Republic
OK I was wrong, he wasn't being ironic
not sure what he is being to be honest
Call me Paul

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Re: 600 by 300 porcelain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva

Originally Posted by
deno3
will any 1 ever get any tiles on their walls the way you lot carry on dont use the pva get som white star and stick them on what ever
apart from the fact that white star isn't even around anymore ( I believe it's now BAL Grip) these tiles are too big...not trying to be shirty with you mate, but that's not brilliant advice..Pva & paint is a recipe for wearing those tiles at some point when you're in the bath!...it's not all about slapping them up and having it off..there's some really decent tilers on this forum..it might sound pedantic to you...others might just say professional.
I saw a really really sad looking guy in a tow truck this morning..I thought 'He's heading for a breakdown'
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Re: 600 by 300 porcelain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva
If I was marching with an army of 100 men, and 99 of them were in step would it be me out of step?
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Re: 600 by 300 porcelain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva

Originally Posted by
jamie B
apart from the fact that white star isn't even around anymore ( I believe it's now BAL Grip) these tiles are too big...not trying to be shirty with you mate, but that's not brilliant advice..Pva & paint is a recipe for wearing those tiles at some point when you're in the bath!...it's not all about slapping them up and having it off..there's some really decent tilers on this forum..it might sound pedantic to you...others might just say professional.
totally agree mate but you can still get white star(grip is the water resistant allegadly non-slip stuff that spreads a bit like porridge)
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Re: 600 by 300 porcelain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva

Originally Posted by
deno3
will any 1 ever get any tiles on their walls the way you lot carry on dont use the pva get som white star and stick them on what ever
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: 600 by 300 porcelain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva
PVA is a no no for starters, acrylic primer is the boy! Do the job and leave some complimentary hard hats so they can wear them in the shower!
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Re: 600 by 300 porcelain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva

Originally Posted by
deno3
will any 1 ever get any tiles on their walls the way you lot carry on dont use the pva get som white star and stick them on what ever
Is this a wind up, please say it is
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Re: 600 by 300 porcelain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva

Originally Posted by
david campbell
totally agree mate but you can still get white star(grip is the water resistant allegadly non-slip stuff that spreads a bit like porridge)
can you?..haven't used it for years and was told last time I asked for it that it was now grip..to be honest I rarely use tubbed nowadays!..thanks for the heads up tho!
I saw a really really sad looking guy in a tow truck this morning..I thought 'He's heading for a breakdown'
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Re: 600 by 300 porcelain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva

Originally Posted by
deno3
will any 1 ever get any tiles on their walls the way you lot carry on dont use the pva get som white star and stick them on what ever
Our members like to follow Bs 5385 standards...
Have you seen or heard of these..? if so why would you use PVA or a dispersion adhesive on tiles of that size..?
This might help you>> P.v.a. Versus Primers...... and we do not condone you advising members to use anything that isn't suitable.
Obviously you have joined for a reason be it to try and gain work or whatever , but a quick read of these will show you how we go on >> Forum Rules
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Re: 600 by 300 porcelain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva
i sometimes use white star on splashbacks if i've got the floor to do and won't be grouting till the next day
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Re: 600 by 300 porcelain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva

Originally Posted by
david campbell
i sometimes use white star on splashbacks if i've got the floor to do and won't be grouting till the next day
That almost reads like you use it on the floor david, I know what you meant but that isnt how it reads
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Originally Posted by
david campbell
i sometimes use white star on splashbacks if i've got the floor to do and won't be grouting till the next day
crikey..last time I remember using it was on a persimmons site in 2003(!?!) where it had been specified for the boxings in all the bathrooms!...all I remember about it was it was a pain to wash off in the summer!
I saw a really really sad looking guy in a tow truck this morning..I thought 'He's heading for a breakdown'
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Originally Posted by
Dave
Our members like to follow Bs 5385 standards...
Have you seen or heard of these..? if so why would you use PVA or a dispersion adhesive on tiles of that size..?
This might help you>>
P.v.a. Versus Primers...... and we do not condone you advising members to use anything that isn't suitable.
Obviously you have joined for a reason be it to try and gain work or whatever , but a quick read of these will show you how we go on >>
Forum Rules Thank the lord Dave I have a very sore head from banging against a very "thick" wall.
I'm now off to have a glass of red and watch Avatar,as I have been fightin the cause today PVA and Tanking fronts and me chaps are chafing.
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Re: 600by300 pocalain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva

Originally Posted by
deno3
sorry to say cass im with the plumber and joiner on this 1 have a look at might pics and you can see what im all about
i have had a look at your pics deno3 and im not impressed the steps are trash and your advice is wrong. i have sympathy for any person that ends up with you doing there tiling.
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Re: 600by300 pocalain tiles on painted walls sealing with pva

Originally Posted by
deno3
sorry to say cass im with the plumber and joiner on this 1 have a look at might pics and you can see what im all about
I had a look at your pics deno, if that was my bath with all the rubble in the bottom, I'd be more than a tad annoyed, where was your bathboard/protector?
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