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Discuss Inspection Cover in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hi Anyone any ideas of the best way to tile on top of a circular drain inspection cover in a cellar. Obviously the cover needs to be accessible . Cheers...
          
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    Anyone any ideas of the best way to tile on top of a circular drain inspection cover in a cellar. Obviously the cover needs to be accessible .
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    I assume it is a sealed unit? Any photos?
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    Yes its a sealed unit. Sorry no photos . Cover is approx. 12 inch in diameter

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    You will need to get a recessed drain lid that you can tile into, similar to the sort landscapers use on patios.
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    Default Re: Inspection Cover

    have you a link to one similar.
    is it a sewer inspection , ie a aj type . what brand is it, wavin etc.
    is it flush to the floor

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    I have tiled a recessed (purpose made) unit before. I did this by fixing backer board to the base, then laying tiles onto this so level with the top surface. I have heard of others using slc or just fixing with suitable adhesive. My method has never failed. Will be interested to see how others have done this.

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    Here is an old post on the same subject..... Tiling on/around an inpection chamber access cover
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    Think its a Wavin.Its been laid flush with a new screeded floor

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    Nordic Tools AS

    Something like this may help? They're what we use, all bathrooms here have a drain away in the floor and they're made to fit flush with tiles

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