DIY Related: Laying slate on quarry tiles

[sarich]

Hi,

We are hoping to lay slate tiles on our kitchen floor which has been extended, it is currently a mixture of self leveling compound and quarry tiles and we have been advised that laying them on top of the quarry tiles would be a bad idea. Taking them up isn't really an option so we wondering if there could be a way around this? Maybe something that sits between the two sets of tiles? We don't want the floor level to raise too much though.

Any advice appreciated

Rich & Sar

[whitebeam]

Hi and welcome..

I would remove any existing tiles before considering fixing anything new to the floor..that would help on hight levels

[kilty55]

why is it not posible? cant you remove and then slc the area?

[Yorkshire Tiling Services]

If the tiles are really solid and securely fixed then no reason why not to lay on top.

[sarich]

The quarry tiles are part of the original kitchen (slc is the extension), we are leaving them in place because there is no damp proofing or insulation under them, they are providing this in a crude way.

[sarich]

Would it need a specialist adhesive to do it?

[sarich]

If the tiles are really solid and securely fixed then no reason why not to lay on top.

Would it need a specialist adhesive to do it?

[Brian the Tile]

cant see any reason why not to as long as the tiles are solid i cant see there being a problem