uneven floor what would u do?

[shogun rua]

Hi,

Im doing a kitchen floor around 13sqm at the back door to the other door there is about a 20mm difference.

would you follow the floor or make sure its totally spirt level flush which would mean the tiles would have a 20mm raise at the door?

Cheers

Paul

[CJ CERAMICS]

for the best finish you would have to level it paul so that you get a consistant spread of adhesive. webber floor flex is capable of levelling to 50mm.

chris.

[Bri]

So long as it doesn't impact on anything else in the room, such as the plinths and cupboards, I would level it. There is also the option of having it flat but not level, this is something you need to discuss with your customer. A 20mm deviance over that area would hardly be noticeable anyway.

[shogun rua]

Thanks for the replys,

i ran a laser over it and it was more like 60mm if i levelled it i would need to cut 80mm of the door lol,
i discussed this with the customer and she was happy with laying flat but not level

[grumpygrouter]

Flat is fine. Levelling can cause all sorts of problems if it isn't rally necessary, especially if skirts are not being removed or there are transitions to other rooms.

[shogun rua]

Thanks for all the advice guys heres how it turned out

[whitebeam]

Looks good mate

[Brian the Tile]

is that the 600 X600 from b&q ?

[doug boardley]

looks fine Paul

[Mike]

looks a good job. are them tiles wet or highly polished in the pic? looks like the kids will be made up sliding on that with their socks on

[northstar]

nice job mate.

[shogun rua]

is that the 600 X600 from b&q ?

Aye mate u used them before? bloody heavy lol

[shogun rua]

looks a good job. are them tiles wet or highly polished in the pic? looks like the kids will be made up sliding on that with their socks on

Just polished Mike

[Phil Hobson]

Good looking job Paul, nice one

[kevin67]

looks good mate

[Stewart]

Tidy looking floor you've done there....

[jay]

looks goog

[Gall.B]

Nice job, Paul