Which is the Number 1 Best Tile Adhesive?

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    Tiling on 6mm ply floor.

    Okay so my friend has decided to buy hardie backer to do his bathroom floor so I'll start tiling at the weekend, he's also got some matting. Tiles are 300x600. 12mm notched ok to use?
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    Tiling on 6mm ply floor.

    Cheers for all the feedback, I know it's going to fail so I will have a word with him and explain the situation and see how he wants to proceed.
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    Tiling on 6mm ply floor.

    Hi everyone, a friend has asked me to tile their bathroom floor, it's a very small area around 5m2 I would say, it has chipboard floor boards at the moment which he has screwed down well and he is going to overboard it with 6mm ply screwed down well. This is what he wants me to tile on, if it...
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    Bathroom tiling adhesive and clips advice. advice and

    Agreed I will have a good check, they are ready to move in and unfortunately have left the bathroom until last so they are in a rush to get it done I'm going to tile their kitchen but I'm unsure about the bathroom walls above the bath, I was going to SBR the walls then tile but should I...
  6. M

    Bathroom tiling adhesive and clips advice. advice and

    Great thanks, also just a quick question should I tank the walls or use some form of waterproofing prior to tiling? They are plastered block walls.
  7. M

    Bathroom tiling adhesive and clips advice. advice and

    Thanks! Does the setaflex have a decent working time, I've just done some travetine for someone and the adhesive they supplied went off so quickly it really caused me some headaches!!! I was vying toward perfect level master.
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    Bathroom tiling adhesive and clips advice. advice and

    I have been asked to tile my cousins bathroom and it will be my first time using 300x 600 ceramic for the wall. The tiles are going on a skimmed wall which is in good nick, can anybody reccomend a decent slow setting adhesive to use for this please. And also is it worth using clips to get them...
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    Travertine advice!!

    Ok I've used the green star before and I got on ok with it but guess it wouldn't hurt to move on to powder addy. I know the chap I'm doing it for has bought some cheap white powder adhesive from the builders merchant so I'll try and get persuade them to use something else. The kerracoll would be...
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    Travertine advice!!

    So just to clarify because after having read all the stuff about water staining and such I'm now not sure. I plan to use BAL white or green star ready mixed addy (I'm still learning and therefore quite slow and I find ready mixed easier). I will then seal with (what's the best sealer to use...
  13. M

    Travertine advice!!

    Thanks for the replies I guess using 6mm notched trowel will be okay? Looking forward to doing it now with the above advice!!
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    Travertine advice!!

    Hi everyone, my friend has asked me to tile their kitchen walls and having recently done my own kitchen splashback I accepted the offer to gain some more experience. I've just seen that the tiles they have selected are 200mm X 100mm travertine tiles. I'm now slightly apprehensive about doing...
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    My 1st Job First attempt at my own kitchen.

    Hi all. After completing a short tiling course earlier in the year here is my first attempt at doing my own kitchen. On the whole I'm pleased with it, yes there are some things I would have done differently but I guess it's all good experience and you learn from your mistakes. Just looking to...
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    Can anybody help me gain some experience?

    Thankyou very much!!
  18. M

    Can anybody help me gain some experience?

    Anybody know how I can report this in the general forum so hopefully more people will see it??
  19. M

    Can anybody help me gain some experience?

    Hi I started the year determined to make a start on changing career so I went on a short tiling course to learn the basics I have since tiled my own kitchen splash back and have a friend's kitchen lined up which is good practice whilst I continue with my current job. I was just wondering if...
  21. M

    Full tile at top of splashback.

    Ah cracking thanks @Andy Allen all is clear now! I'll step it up the other side of the window to make it look right!
  22. M

    Full tile at top of splashback.

    Ok I was thinking a cut tile would look pants, so would the step up be less noticeable? The step up to a full tile would be 70mm above the original line.
  23. M

    Full tile at top of splashback.

    If I were to cut the top tile the but would only be 40mm. So the step in difference would be 40mm it's the first wall you see as you walk into the room so I want it to look right I'm thinking the step down would look better than a cut tile?
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    Full tile at top of splashback.

    Sorry for the slightly dark pics, where the grey paint finishes is the level where they should finish. What's the general rule with things like this I can't do any more until I sort this .
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    Full tile at top of splashback.

    Just about to start tiling the final wall in my kitchen I've tiled all the way around up to the units and now I'm just left with the final wall which doesn't have units. I'm setting out and to keep the level of the tiles from under the units on to the wall without units I would have to have a...
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