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  1. K

    Very green / damp retaining wall - Tile Over? - Tilers Forums: Tilers Community

    Very green / damp retaining wall - Tile Over? - Tilers Forums Very green / damp retaining wall - Tile Over? Hi all - im not sure if im doing the right thing here but I have a very small retaining wall (block on flat) and sand/cement render. It was done around 4 years ago and its a mess...
  2. kiteboy

    Very green / damp retaining wall - Tile Over?

    Hi all - im not sure if im doing the right thing here but I have a very small retaining wall (block on flat) and sand/cement render. It was done around 4 years ago and its a mess already. The render is green and in parts pitted and eroding away. I know theres no drainage but without digging...
  3. W

    Two small damp patches - Tilers Forums: Tilers Community

    Two small damp patches - Tilers Forums Two small damp patches Can we tile over two small damp patches in the bathroom? We know the cause and it has been dealt with (chimney was missing cowl’s) these have since been put on. We’ve been renovating the house and had it newly plastered last...
  4. L

    damp conservatory floor and would like to use acrylic self adhesive tiles

    Hi I have a damp conservatory floor and would like to use acrylic self adhesive tiles.my question is what is the best preparation for this is there a liquid I can seal the floor with that the tiles will stick to or do I have to use a membrane if so what is the best for this .thank you
  5. WelshNewbie

    UK Two small damp patches

    Can we tile over two small damp patches in the bathroom? We know the cause and it has been dealt with (chimney was missing cowl’s) these have since been put on. We’ve been renovating the house and had it newly plastered last year. Everything is new except the exterior walls. We’re trying to...
  6. Cathy2023

    Porcelain Strange shadow that looked like damp but isn,t

    Hi, I recently had a new shower installed with a gloss glazed porcelain tile which subsequently developed a dark band of shadow along the bottom at the back is if it were damp behind. We removed the Silicon and let it return to the normal colour and resealed. The shadow has returned so we...
  7. T

    Damp Course Membrane Distance - Critical?

    I have removed my old patio 60cm x 60cm concrete slabs which started from the back door of my house to the start of my garden, roughly 2.4 meters. The end of the patio is supported by a 2 course brick container wall running the length of the patio, about 4.4 meters. I have laid the hard core and...
  8. S

    Quarry tiles and damp

    Hello - first post please be gentle. I am rennovating a typical 1930s semi. I am doing some research into the flooring in the kitchen. From what I understand these are "quarry tiles"? Everything online saying they need to breathe. And that adding a screed on top (even with dpm layers) could...
  9. L

    tiling directly onto damp proof membrane

    hi guys, i have some damp-proof membrane installed in my bathroom floor(Capital Valley Plastics Ltd Damp-Proof Membrane Black 1000ga 15 x 4m - https://www.screwfix.com/p/capital-valley-plastics-ltd-damp-proof-membrane-black-1000ga-15-x-4m/22842). Is it possible to tile directly onto this?
  10. C

    Plaster damp and damaged behind tiles in shower

    I had a few loose tiles in the shower so decided to remove them, I’ve now taken quite a lot off and all the plaster is damp and soggy. I was planning to rip it out and start again, just not sure if to plasterboard and tank or use a waterproof board like Kerdi board / Wedi board, as this says...
  11. M

    Front path slab ( possibly has rising damp) - can I tile on it?

    I hope you guys can help me. IN my own home, I have screeded in a front path slab because the old one was a bit cracked. My new slab isabout 150 mm of hard core and 100 mm of sharp sand and cement. Stupidly I didnt include a plastic membrane. An area of the path seems to be not as dry as the...
  12. S

    Tiling bathroom with damp issues - best practice?

    Morning all. I found this forum via this thread (and Google). It's as close to my own situation that I have found so far, so hoping for some advice from you experts. I've done a lot of reading and know this is a difficult one to diagnose remotely - so have included as much detail as possible...
  13. S

    Time to call in a professional?

    Hi. New member here looking for some advice. I’d noticed some cracked grouting on my shower cubicle tiles. Decided to remove the old grout and redo it. Some of the tiles then felt loose so removed those, and now I see damp plasterboard underneath with what looks like black mould! I’m using...
  14. H

    Damp patches on white floor tiles

    Hi A few days ago I liad white ceramic floor tiles, the next day dark patches appeared under the glaze , some tiles went completely dark , after three days the dark / damp patches have not dried out, the tiles wrer laid on thermal board with electric heat matt on top, rapid set adhesive...
  15. C

    Tiles Turning Grey

    I recently had some large white tiles installed. I've noticed three near the bath have turned grey. It looks like the sealant wasn't done very well. Fortunately, I have a few spares. Presumably water has soaked the tiles and has nowhere else to go (except sideways, it seems). I obviously need...
  16. snackeroo

    What could be causing this? - damp behind tiles? - wet grout

    It looks like water seapage coming through the grout, but cannot feel any wetness. Water pipes are below the tiles pictured. Could it be dampness behind the tiles through poor prep work?. I don't know to be honest, so am purely guessing from logic. This first appeared 2 days ago. (Part of an...
  17. area tiling

    Damp proof course recommendation

    can anyone recommend a good paintable damp proof course that they have used before , that can be tiled on , and is fast setting ! Thanks
  18. Lakey

    Damp proofing concrete floor

    I have a concrete floor to tile in a house built in the 1500’s. Can I paint the floor with Black Jack/Synthproof or something similar before Weber SLC? I will be laying Ditra Duo after SLC.
  19. jobdone

    No damp course under quarry tiles

    Can any give me some advice on how to deal with a problem with a floor in a Victorian house. The quarry tiles have been lifted and the customer wants to keep the floors level when finished. Here lies the problem as insulation board and ufh (electric) is going down well which means excavating the...
  20. J

    Farm kitchen | damp wall

    Hello all. I previously posted regarding some failed tiles in a farm kitchen. The walls have sand / cement render and was due to damp issues. The suggestion was to remove the render, replace with hardibacker or similar (thanks for the advice). My question is related to will the hardibacker...
    • Julian 'Farmer' Bonsall
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