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Hi I have to lay some Porcelain tiles onto a concrete / ashphalt floor . I was told I should use a flexible adhesive and grout but am reluctant as ... -
Porcelain Tiles
Hi I have to lay some Porcelain tiles onto a concrete / ashphalt floor . I was told I should use a flexible adhesive and grout but am reluctant as the flexy grout is difficult to clean off. Can I use non flexible addy and grout?
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Re: Porcelain Tiles
I would'nt, ashphalt will expand in hot weather, what grout are you using
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all porc is fixed with flexi addy it contains porcelbond you have been advised correctly
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I have been told to use Bal flexy wide joint
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I never had a problem with the bal stuff but use mapei now,
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Re: Porcelain Tiles
jimbo you can use whatever grout or addy you want it has to be flexible
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Thanks for your help lads
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Jimbo it's worth trying to get a topps trade card if you can It reduces the cost of adhesive and grout considerably
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Jimbo, get yourself some white emulsifying pads, if you find the grout is getting difficult to remove then use one of the pads with a few drops of water and you should get it all off much more easily than using a sponge/water alone. Also a good idea not to grout too big an area at once especially in this sort of heat.
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I have been led to believe that tiling onto ashphalt is a no-no.......could someone please clear this up for me.......thanks
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thanks for that mate......appreciate it
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