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    please help: fixing towel rail to wall through ceramic and 20mm marmox board

    I have had a search on this and other forums but can't find the answer hence the post. I have fixed 20mm marmox boards to wall with dot and dab tile adhesive then tiled over with 8mm ceramic tiles. I need to mount the heated towel rail but not sure if I need to drill through the tiles, marmox...
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    20mm of tubbed...

    Started a job today on shower room, started removing the existing tiles and found them to have tubbed addy spread around the edge of each tile at a depth of between 15mm to 20mm :yikes: Once I got the first tile off the rest just fell of in rows, only the grout holding them on. Here are...
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    Removing 20mm thick marble over UFH.

    Hi. I need to remove a couple of 400x400x20mm marble over loose wire UFH taped down onto 6mm hardibacker. The hardibacker is fixed down onto chipboard. The wire hasn't been covered with SLC and the tiles have been down for nearly 2 weeks. Any help would be appreciated as I'm not looking forward...
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    20mm thick limestone

    Picked up this job last night, starting tueday. I've done limestone before, but not this thick. In a kitchen on the floor. Floor boards that I'm over laying with 15mm ply screwed etc. I'm going to use a 12mm trowel, but would it be an idea to back-butter the limestone as well? Ta
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    10mm sq or 20mm crescent?

    Which trowel will leave a higher adhesive bed between a 10mm sq notched and a 20mm half crescent?
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    20mm arbor angle grinder

    Anybody come across an angle grinder that has a 20mm arbor as opposed to the usual 22mm one? I came across some diamond blades when I was in East Asia that are 105mm with a 20mm centre - I just wonder what they're used in.
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    20mm Notched

    Was chatting to a supervisor at work the other he's also a tiler,was talking about slc and he told me he never uses it just uses a 20mm trowel instead anyone else use one of these.Personally i like a flat smooth surface to work on.

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