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Hope those marks aren't showing dot and dab installation

Still wouldn't recommend it, you'd get through a serious amount of clips in no time. what substrate are they going into? If it's smooth no clips, if it's rough then correct it

Not on tiles that small, I only use them on 50cm upwards

Topps gave me some to try on porcelain ages ago. Save your money, complete waste of time. Get an angle grinder with a decent blade

That's what I was hoping mate, if it was 7mm upwards I was thinking of a white trim to match conservatory. Would prefer silicon though

I'm going to be tiling a conservatory floor which has wet ufh. 3 walls are metal frame of conservatory other wall is a combination of skirting board, expansion joint to tiled floor. My question is on the 3 metal walls how much room do I leave for expansion? I'll be using colour matched silicon...

I'm going with poor technique, what was the weather at the time as if using rapid set im guessing the adhesive was going off too quickly. Even then not back buttering them is stupid

Can you replace the chipboard with 22mm no more plug.

I'm fitting 18mm skirting so will aim for 10mm gap to wall. I'm confident 2mm is fine

Kitchen is 11sqm of tiles laid around kitchen and not under, conservatory is 22sqm to be laid then new skirting onto. 450x450 tiles back buttered obviously. Schluter preformed is what I'm thinking best thanks

I was going to use 5mm expansion joint or 5mm silicon joint at opening. Also for the sake of it also going on ditra mating just incase. 2mm joint is to match the tile which have fake 2mm grout lines crossing them. I know its not too bs but it'll look odd otherwise.

Hi guys, I'm tiling a floor in a few weeks over an overlay ufh system. It's going on a kitchen through into a conservatory conversion with the doors removed to open plan the area. Kitchen and conversion will be different heated zones so need either an a expansion joint or a soft joint of matched...

The Racatak can be had with a chest support as well which would take a load of my back, with a dolly for adh and tiles I could wheel myself around for a full bucket of adh without getting up

Not got a labourer or helper although that maybe something I have to change mate

Morning everyone, Simple one really, who uses one of these Rubi or Racatak seats. Are they a gimmick or actually worth while. I'm in early diagnosis for sciatica and also have a dodgy knee.

Usually walls first for me but on my current job gone with floor first as tiling walls with metros and will get better finish with floor tile under then

Ahh can’t get that link to open on my phone

Another consideration is speed if nmp is suitable for ufh, I’ll be able to lay nmp much quicker than p5 overlayed so although the material cost is higher (£120) I reckon I’d get that back in labour so equalling out.

At present my thinking was nmp if it’s ok with ufh direct. My concern is the height build up into the bedroom which although carpet is only a thin one. A transition bar may not be suitable

I’m working on a quote for a customer at present, first floor bathroom over a carport. The floor is currently freezing cold so I’ll take it back to joists, fill the void with insulation then board the floor, electric ufh then tile Question is which method for boarding, is nmp ok to have...