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Maybe someone can me give me some advice
I would like to tile directly on top of (HD) XPS insulation pannels but I don't know whether this is possible? The ... -
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Advice on Tiling directly onto XPS floor pannels
Maybe someone can me give me some advice
I would like to tile directly on top of (HD) XPS insulation pannels but I don't know whether this is possible? The existing cement floor is already tiled.
I though of putting down a vapor barrior and then the XPS pannels. To save height I would perfer to tile directly onto the XPS. DOes anyone have any experience with this? Must the pannels be glued down to the exsisting floor? Do you need an Reinforcing mesh between the tiles and the pannels?
Thanks for the advice from those with the experience.
David
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Re: Advice on Tiling directly onto XPS floor pannels
Looking at the spec, i would say no you cannot tile directly to it..
http://www.knaufinsulation.co.uk/PDF...ions-Guide.pdf
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Re: Advice on Tiling directly onto XPS floor pannels
Use Marmox boards
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Re: Advice on Tiling directly onto XPS floor pannels
Cps not suitable to receive tiles directly. Marmox possibly or maybe styrofoam. Tile to xps and then drop summat heavy on it and the tiles will fall off. would not even be as good as a floating floor IMO
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Re: Advice on Tiling directly onto XPS floor pannels
That will bring up the floor level a bit, could you not remove the existing tiles..
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