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[QUOTE="Ullana, post: 984318, member: 58883"] Thanks for the replies guys. Am I aiming for the tiles to be lifted and fitted differently or is the ‘pumping in adhesive’ a valid technique. I can’t find anything supporting that though. I am totally aware that I have zero tiling experience though and I don’t want to sound like a Googlebasher or plain dismissive - I just want the job done right and my gut is telling me that this can’t be right. As an aside: the reason they resorted to the ‘dab’ is because the floor is uneven, it’s a ‘big build up’ and they ‘cant get a 35mm (iirc) trowel’. I’ve been assured it’s definitely not dot/dab as there’s “much more adhesive behind it than that.” Is the root problem that the screeding was rushed/not enough used and the floor is still uneven? The gaps between the levelled tiles and the screed floor are in one of the photos… [/QUOTE]
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