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paulprior

Hi

I have 3 bathrooms to tile, floor and walls, how do i know what thickness of adhesive should be used, i see the notched trowels come in many different sizes

Thanks
 
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aph257

the reason there's alot of differnet size trowels is because there are different scenarios. so what are your:
tile sizes
tile type
Wall type
Wall Condition
Floor type
Floor condition

and thats just for starters.:lol:
 
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paulprior

Hi
the walls are plasterboard, the floors are timber covered in ply, the tilles are 600*300*10, floor tiles porcelin and wall tiles ceramic

Thanks
 
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White Room

I would back skim your floor tiles and use a 10-12mm floor trowel..

Depending the thickness of your wall tiles about a 6-7mm trowel
 
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paulprior

Hi

Just for info, why does it make a difference for the tile thickness?,, should all floor tiles use 10-12mm?

Thanks

Paul
 
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White Room

Hi

Just for info, why does it make a difference for the tile thickness?,, should all floor tiles use 10-12mm?

Thanks

Paul

No, depending the the size, if you have a small floor tile then the floor would need to be as flat as possible but a smaller trowel size would probably be required
 

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