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Hi,
I don't do much tiling with Natural Stone so was just looking for some advice regarding the best preparation for tiling a floor with Granite tiles.
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Prep for tiling with Granite floor tiles.
Hi,
I don't do much tiling with Natural Stone so was just looking for some advice regarding the best preparation for tiling a floor with Granite tiles.
The floor is chipboard in a new build (3sqm approx). There doesn't seem to be much deflection. Would it be acceptable to overboard with 12mm plywood only or with a ditra-mat as well? Alternatively would 18mm ply or tile-backer board be better? Or would you recommend some additional form of preparation?
Thanks in advance for your help !
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Not much deflection? What is the chipboard fixed to
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Re: Prep for tiling with Granite floor tiles.
Believe it is fixed to the joists. However it seems fairly solid.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
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Re: Prep for tiling with Granite floor tiles.
what thickness is the chipboard.. 18mm or 22mm.?
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Re: Prep for tiling with Granite floor tiles.
To be honest i'm not too sure. I think it would only be 18mm chipboard.
I was thinking of going down the lines of using 9mm plywood with 6mm tilebacker board on top. Alternatively overboarding with 18mm plywood.
Your expertise would be welcomed Dave.
Thanks,
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