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    Limestone tiles on a limecrete floor - advice on breathable adhesives and membranes please

    Hi all, We've installed a breathable limecrete floor with wet UFH in order to manage problems with damp in the solid stone walls of our cottage (which is also being repointed with lime). We're planning on finishing the floor with limestone tiles. Does anyone have any thoughts or advice on the...
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    Breathable options for tiles

    Hi, I have a small cloakroom under the stairs, the floor of which is currently bare (concrete screed). Due to the house being on a slope, and not being able to do damp proofing (there are some technical issues relating to the house), part of it gets a bit damp sometimes. It appears that I need...
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    New or reclaimed Quarry tiles over existing quarry tiles - stay brerathable?

    I think my question has been partly answered by @Andrew near the very end of this thread, but would like to double check and ask an additional question. I am not a tiler. Situation (see photo) 100 year old terrace house. Front room appears to have original (or very old) quarry tiles on top of...
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    Advice needed about building a granite floored wetroom in farmhouse, floor is breathable limecrete

    Hi, I am going to build a small (7m2) wet room on the ground floor of a granite farmhouse. The rest of the ground floor is drained breathable limecrete. In the wetroom at present there is compressed (structural) drainable Foam Glass insulation (Misapor). The insulating slab (lime/Misapor/sand)...

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