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Discuss Tiling on two different materials on one wall in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hi, I have a wall half covered with plaster which has been painted,the other half has been cement renderd, with PVA added to the water of the rendering mix ,I ...
          
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    Hi, I have a wall half covered with plaster which has been painted,the other half has been cement renderd, with PVA added to the water of the rendering mix ,I am going to use large tiles .What is the best way to fix my tiles so they stay up

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    Default Re: Tiling on two different materials on one wall

    What tiles are they, ceramic, stone etc
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    Scrape or sand the paint off, if the cement render is solid then use a cement based powdered adhesive for your tiling (don't forget to prime with an acrylic primer, not PVA). Personally I would also make sure my adhesive was flexible.
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    At a guess, without knowing all the details of the tiles, I'm going to say that they're to heavy for the plastered wall, even after the paint is removed, can you over board the walls ? Or strip them back to start afresh, you really need to address the problem of weight issues first.

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    the tiles are ceramic, about 200mm x 300mm

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    Default Re: Tiling on two different materials on one wall

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    the tiles are ceramic, about 200mm x 300mm
    So long as your wall are sound then refer to my earlier post. No weight issues with this size tile on your type of substrate.
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    the tiles are ceramic, about 200mm x 300mm

    LOL, I thought you meant large, as in LARGE, no problems with weight there.

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