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Can these tiles be put down on bathroom floor and r they hardwaring ? never done this sort of tile on the floor before and need some advice plz
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ceramic mosaic tiles on bathroom floor
Can these tiles be put down on bathroom floor and r they hardwaring ? never done this sort of tile on the floor before and need some advice plz
It s on floor boards and the customer wants white grout(thought this would stain badly) Ive seen this done in wetroom etc but bathroom floors ?????
thx in advance guys
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Re: ceramic mosaic tiles on bathroom floor
yes they can,i would probably use a grout sealer also if you are using white grout,try and talk customer into ivory if you can,i have white grout in a property of mine and it's still good after 4 years
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Re: ceramic mosaic tiles on bathroom floor
chrs david would the grout not loosen thro time or am i just being silly just think its just all grout and also wot kind of sealer do u recomend for glazed mosiac plz
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Re: ceramic mosaic tiles on bathroom floor
use flexible grout!
the sealer is for the grout not the tiles
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Re: ceramic mosaic tiles on bathroom floor
ok m8 can u advise me on sealer and grout plz does mapei do the grout colours??
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Re: ceramic mosaic tiles on bathroom floor

Originally Posted by
j.sinclair7
Can these tiles be put down on bathroom floor and r they hardwaring ? never done this sort of tile on the floor before and need some advice plz
It s on floor boards and the customer wants white grout(thought this would stain badly) Ive seen this done in wetroom etc but bathroom floors ?????
thx in advance guys
What preparation are you doing to the floorboards?
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Re: ceramic mosaic tiles on bathroom floor
The mapei 'ivory' name is Jasmine
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Re: ceramic mosaic tiles on bathroom floor
Hi timeless john I was going to plywood the floorboards with 10mm the apply adhesive
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Re: ceramic mosaic tiles on bathroom floor

Originally Posted by
j.sinclair7
Hi timeless john I was going to plywood the floorboards with 10mm the apply adhesive
Not to put your prep down but British standard states a min of 15mm ply for overboarding
If the floor is secure and no deflection I would be tempted to use hardi or NMP
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Re: ceramic mosaic tiles on bathroom floor
The floor needs to spot on for mosaic.....
I would use 6mm hardie backer
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Re: ceramic mosaic tiles on bathroom floor
thx guys the floorboards r brand new so do u think 10-12mm ply would do???
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Re: ceramic mosaic tiles on bathroom floor
12mm plywood has now been replaced with 15mm minimum for British Standard.
The issue I have with modern plywoods is the moisture content/shrinkage in fitting and thus the possibility of cracking.
If your floorboards are well braced and show NO sign of deflection, go down the route of 6mm tile backer boards.
We've come a long way since building paper/chicken wire/sand-cement and this product is real progress!
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