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Which is the Number 1 Best Tile Adhesive?
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    New Bathroom preparation

    Hi all We finally got it together to do a renovation build and the bathrooms are boarded out with water-resistant boards - and the builder has skimmed them, which I was not expecting. But funds are running out and I intend to finish the bathrooms myself. How best to prepare the shower area for a...
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    Level up an entire ground floor

    Son wants wood-effect tiles all the way from the front door to the back. Concrete on all floors - but levels vary falling away to the back. He's asked to insulate the floors with insulation board throughout - probably 10mm. Given that we have enough height for the thickness - how best to level...
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    Levelling floor whole house

    There are ragged and broken fibre / plastic tiles down . Assessment indicates probably contain asbestos. The variation in hight between rooms is probably 6" back to front.
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    Levelling floor whole house

    He's got tiles that look like wooden planks. Why I have no idea - his floor!
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    Levelling floor whole house

    Hi - some four bathrooms down and feeling pretty confident. So - now my son wants me to level his entire ground floor with varying thicknesses of marmox boards 6mm - 20mm to insulate a bit and to cover existing and incomplete "rubber" tiles - which are possibly containing asbestos so I'd rather...
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    Screen for wet room shower area

    p4ulo - that is a nice find - but we only want the one wall! maybe the supplier has something similar ...
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    Screen for wet room shower area

    Actually it's not Marmox - it's the AquaFix Wetroom Shower Tray - 900x900x30mm - 300mm From Pure Adhesion Specialist Tiling Supplies | Tiling Products. - pictures? later if I remember!
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    Screen for wet room shower area

    yes both tanking (Mapai) and a built in fall to the waste
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    Screen for wet room shower area

    It's downstairs - concrete with DPM below!
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    Screen for wet room shower area

    We have created a small wet room with a pebble-floor on a marmox tray then extending across the rest of the floor. There's no urgent need, but we think that it might be good to install a movable screen to limit the spread of water from the shower to mainly the tray area. Can we install a folding...
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    Hi From Wet Wales

    Cold and wet here at the moment!
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    Hi

    It was this company that recommended NHL 2. It's on the link!
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    Hi

    This is to be internal. 3.5 would be for outside as I understand it.
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    Hi

    I'm going to have to do some repointing with NHL 2 mortar putty as it happens - which will be an interesting new experience ...
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    Not Tiling But Ideas Needed!

    Here is a non-standard problem. What would you do with a 2" gap between the SIDE of a BIG stone fireplace, and where a new stud partition wall had to go. Too small a gap to use a board. To0 big a gap for any filling. Too irregular (because of stones, to just insert a fillet of wood (unless...
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    Hi

    Renovating a 17th Century Mill Cottage. Reasonable DIY skills and ready to learn more.
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    Cut though wall for patio doors

    What would you use for the scrim - would it be like plasterboard scrim, please.
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    Cut though wall for patio doors

    I am an experienced DIYer and "finishing off" after a builder! We cut through the solid stone wall to install patio doors with an existing slate floor in situ The builder has laid DPC and put self level down in the threshold voids created. I have cut out damaged slates and levelled the floor...
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    Need advice please - tiling "poor" ground floor concrete floor

    Thin screed over an uncertain base.
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    Need advice please - tiling "poor" ground floor concrete floor

    Afraid not - that would be too easy - it's going to be me - the money for builders has run out. I've tiled a few "good" areas and new areas, with no real trouble.
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