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  1. R

    Square notched trowels on floors

    Over the last few weeks I've been called out to replace singular floor tiles in a few bathrooms and kitchens. From looking at the dried adhesive patterns, after the loose/cracked tile was removed, they look as though they have been laid using a square notched trowel dagger than a u notched...
  2. R

    Curved Edging tiles for floors

    Evening all. For those of you have read my post on whether to tile a bowling toilet club floor. Thanks to Geoff and others I have sufficient information to tackle the prep work with confidence. The walls are not being tiled unfortunately, but are having some form for aqua panel with a marble...
  3. A

    preparation for bathroom floors with wet UFH

    3 bathroom floors, all with wet UFH, currently have movement in them. Two of them have walk-in shower areas, grout has broken in many places, tiles have lost alignment, tiles move and some are so loose it wouldn't take much effort to get them up. After the existing tiles are taken up what is the...
  4. S

    travertine splitting on floors

    Hi. I have been called back to two jobs i done about two years ago where the travertine has split on the floor. Both jobs have a hairline split in two adjacent tiles with the split running through. Both jobs are on sound timber floors with 12 mm hardibacker and palace flexi rapid set spread with...
  5. W

    trap door access panel for tiled floors

    I need an access panel in a floor for the stop ****. I have seen plastic ones for walls but nothing for floors. What i need is something like a galvanised steel tray/frame to house a 300mm tile bonded to a piece of ply which can be set into the floor. I does not need to be hinged or anything...
  6. Dan

    Tiling to Heated Floors

    We are delighted to announce that the Tile Association has published a full revision to the Technical Document Tiling to Heated Floors. Click here for the full article.. RSS feed from For tiles, tilers, tiling and the tiles industry: The Tile Association.
  7. Cstiling

    Minimum Falls in floors

    Hi does anyone know the minimum fall per meter a screed must have to let water run away ? Have a garage floor to tile builder has 30mm fall in 6 meters I think double that would about right but not sure of the exact spec you need . Thanks in advance
  8. K

    chipboard floors

    hi laying on chipboard floor,no more ply 12mm to bring up levels using their adhesive and screws. this is to a floor connecting to a hall, the hall has been tiled with trevertine and a thick bed presume flexible adhesive and grout onto a coni floor. i'm going to lay pocelean tiles on both...
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    lifting wood floors

    I need too replace a old warped chip board floor and then over board with ply in a kitchen 9mtrs, The kitchen has just been fitted and the plinths are on, also newish skirting board has bee fitted last year. My question is what's the best way to take the floor up? and where do I start and...
  10. Dan

    August is Walls and Floors’ DIY Month!

    What is DIY Month?   We know what it’s like, trying to get DIY done in a working family environment. You’re too busy carting the kids to and from school, packing lunch-boxes and helping with their homework to get a moment to yourself – yet alone get any home improvement done! Well, that’s where...
  11. Dan

    How To Tile Videos from Walls and Floors

    A brand new range of helpful How To Tile videos We’ve just launched a series of handy How To Tile videos on YouTube and our website. If you’re doing a spot of tiling, give them a watch! They give quick and easy step-by-step instructions. Our professional tiler takes you through the process of...
  12. G

    Floating Floors

    Hi, In the process of pricing 30m2 of flooring on a floating floor filled with polystyrene balls and no joists, plenty of bounce in the floor. Anybody tiled on a substrate like this and if so any tips. thanks.
  13. M

    protecting walls and floors from water

    Hello guys. There is going to be a shower over the bath, no power shower though. Tiles on the walls are 15x15cm, only around the bath, on the floor marble mosaic. our tiler thinks that occasional shower is not going to affect the walls which are plastered. I was thinking that he should use some...
  14. AliGage

    Floating floors

    There's been two or three discussions on here about floating floors and wether they should or should not be tiled. Someone (maybe PJC?) suggested in one of the posts to put a laser level on the floor and see how walking around would effect the laser. With a bit of time on my hands i got a...
  15. Dan

    Save up to 60% in the Walls and Floors Easter Tile Sale

    Easter time is almost here! A time for relaxing, and having the family over. Wouldn’t it be nice to have a new kitchen or bathroom to show off? Tiling is the easy way to completely transform the look of your home. Scrape off those old, drab tiles, and replace them with some stylish, modernistic...
  16. Dan

    Up to 60% off in the Walls and Floors Spring Tile Sale

    Walls and Floors are at it again, with more fantastic savings on tiles, adhesives, grouts and accessories. Their current Spring Sale brings up to 60% off across their entire site. Were you looking to do a little Spring DIY across the Easter holidays? Why not freshen up the kitchen or bathroom...
  17. N

    two floors

    hello everyone. i have a floor to tile 20 m2 with porcelain tiles 400*400. it`s a dining room and conservatory. conservatory will be build in a week time. the floor in conservatory will be screeded same level as in dining room and customer wants the tiles flow through. i told the customer...
  18. Dan

    Renovating natural stone floors and wall tiles

    When is*renovating stone floors*and walls the solution? Renovating floors*and walls is a task that is difficult to avoid if you own a natural stone surface for a long period.*Over time natural and artificial stone walls and floor tiles can become … Continue reading → More... Auto Feed from LTP...
  19. Dan

    Porcelain and Ceramic tiled floors look great when just washed

    How do I keep that clean shiny look for my tile floor? One thing we are told time and time again is that our customers really like the appearance of their floor tiles when they have just been mopped. The … Continue reading → More... Auto Feed from LTP Blog LTP Sealers Technical Blog
  20. S

    Travertine Floors

    Hi there first post and after some advice. We've just had an extension built and the downstairs area is 50m2 which I will be tiling with travertine. I used to refit bathrooms for a living and also tiled a kitchen floor of about 20m2 in travertine. The floor has underfloor heating and I will...

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