Recent content by kevin67

is it outdoors. if it is i would recommend porcelain as ceramics aren't frost proof

if tiling onto ply i would use a 2 part flexible adhesive, but using a cement board on top of the ply would be a better base for you to tile on.

do not use pva!!

as above and also you should silicone round the bottom of the tiles rather than grout

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started a 19m2 bathroom for a bathroom company, full rip out and re-fit in 900x300 ceramics on the walls and 300x300 porcs on the floor, should be finished by saturday

looks tricky, but i suppose once you get a few rows in, they fall in place. it's a few years since ive done anything with different size tiles. mines is a nice square living room on a new build which shouldn't be bad

cheers stewart that one looks good

cheers phil. its someone i know who i'm doing the job for and he says he's just leaving it up to me. i'll try laying a few and see what looks best cheers

i've got a 27m2 porc floor job to start on sat which will be made up of 600x600, 600x300 and 300x300. has anyone got any drawings of a pattern that i could follow as this is the 1st one i've done with these sizes. cheers

a good single part flex will do

just been to see a job which is an outdoor step which is made up of crazy paving and 1 row of brick around the edge and on the riser. the step is solid and reasonably flat, can you tile straight onto this? cheers

got on fine doing it this way, also i called back into the job a few months later and everything was fine