Wonkyfloor
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Yes the ply was nailed down
and the nails varied between some being 8 inches apart others being between 10 and 12!
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Discuss Advice on porcelain tile movement. Grout coming out of tiles. in the Tile Adhesive / Grout Advice area at TilersForums.com.
Yes the ply was nailed down
and the nails varied between some being 8 inches apart others being between 10 and 12!
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Dumbo
Good luck going forward .
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Excellent, lets hope the new tiler gets his money off that Joiner.
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Time's Ran Out
We will all hold our breath and look forward to ongoing photo progress!
Wonkyfloor
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Thanks and I will be sure to keep you all updated with photos etc as progress happens
Wonkyfloor
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Thank you and thanks for all the help given
I would be here all day thanking everyone individually but this thread was definitely the reality check and push needed to say enough was enough.Reply to Advice on porcelain tile movement. Grout coming out of tiles. in the Tile Adhesive / Grout Advice area at TilersForums.com
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