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Great advice, thank you! The only reason I didn't tile from the back last time is I wasn't sure if I'd end up with a full tile at the door. 1569153552 I don't have a clue sorry. It has a smooth finish though.

You're right, it doesn't matter how long it takes. Although I followed the instructions for the primer I think I applied too much of it. I also know I worked way too messily and ended up leaving adhesive in the grout lines and the tiles, I think this was due to the pressure of the adhesive going...

So use the leveling compound and use flat tile leveling clips. Should I still use a 10mm u shaped trowel? And do you think this will make the job much easier? As I found myself lifting quite a few of the tiles and resetting them. One more question: Should I be concerned about being able to...

I see, thank you for your advice. My thinking was that I had one tile that I just couldn't get level, when I removed the clips it went down just fine so I put it down to the C shape of the clips keeping the tile up. When you say leveling the floor isn't easy, do you mean the leveling compound...

I can afford to get someone in, but this is just the start as I also want the walls tiled halfway and I have another two bathrooms to do. If the things I've listed have made the job harder for me, and I can do it differently and might succeed on my second attempt then I'd like to give it a go...

I attempted my first tiling job a few days ago in my downstairs bathroom. It took me around 8 hours to get to this point. The day after I came back to remove all the tile leveling clip wedges. I was left with a couple that I couldn't get out, and I also had a lot of adhesive in my grout lines...