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Hi
I layed 4 tiles for a customer in a front door entrance. The customer then wanted me to rip up the carpet and tile the whole hallway in the same tiles. This meant taking up the tiles I layed. They came up with no difficulty and saw there was pretty good coverage in under most of the tiles imo (pics atached). I used tilemaster rapid flex and a 14mm solid bed trowel. What do you guys think of the coverage and would you continue with the 14mm solid bed or used a 12mm notched? 450mm glazed porceline tile.
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Concrete screed in a new build which is pretty level and in good condition. Thanks in advance
 
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Thanks for taking the time to reply. Yes I back buttered too. I was a little concerned on how easy they came up. Strong bond to the concrete but not the tile. Bit worrying really. So suggestions are; not mixed correctly or maybe started to go off prior to laying the tile, although I did lay straight away?!?!
 
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Flintstone

Decent coverage but there's deffinately some moisture there. A little strange after 3 weeks.
 
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Dumbo

I'm wondering wether the screed hasn't dried properly and that is why the adhesive hasn't dried .
 
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The concrete has been down for 8 years, but this area is by the front door, and turns out this is also where the cat sometimes decides to empty it's bladder, thought it was a bit stinky :mask: I am not a cat fan
 

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