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Am a complete amateur but would appreciate some suggestions. We have an old house with downstairs shower room. I have replaced the tray and now have a gap ... -
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Hi Guys
Am a complete amateur but would appreciate some suggestions. We have an old house with downstairs shower room. I have replaced the tray and now have a gap between the tray and the old quarry tile floor floor that is about 2 inches wide and an inch deep. Can you guys suggest a material that I can us to fill it, and give me a level surface.
Any help appreciated
Glyn D
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Self levelling compound ??
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As above for me too...,
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And for me.
Thanks guys, as I only need a small amount any suggestions what brand I use and how I mix it?
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Not that often you can buy in small quantities so You may end up buying a 20kg bag.
What sort of finish do you need as its not the only way to do this but probably the way most professionals would do it as they would have the materials to hand.
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Thanks for response
I need a reasonable finish as I can't match the tiles and have decided to cover the whole floor with lino, so don't want patch showing thu
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