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    transition strip for height bigger than average

    Hi all,. currently working on a job where there is going to be an unavoidable 'large' height differance between the tiled floor and the joining rooms. The differance is around 25mm. I know its quite horrendous, but like I said, unavoidable. I can only find strips for a max 15mm in...
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    Low height walls - setting out help?

    Hi guys, me again! sorry :mad2: I need a bit of concrete advice on setting out my bathroom walls for tiling. The bathroom is in an old cottage so LOOOW ceilings. Wall height after floor is tiled will be about 2 metres MAX (size of room is about 3m by 2.5) Being a old cottage, all the...
    • davemul
    • Thread
    • height help out setting setting out tilers usa wall walls
    • Replies: 6
    • Forum: British & UK Tiling Forum
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    Insulation Board increasing height on concrete subfloor...

    Hi All, Im new to the forum and underfloor heating in need of a little of advice.... Im in the process of renovating my kitchen (which is a galley) and looking into underfloor heating on the middle run (5mx 1.2m). I have removed previous tiles and in process of taking up previous adhesive...
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    Scared of height!!!

    If your scared of heights this is not the job for you..:yikes: http://www.liveleak.com/mp53/player....0365%26embed=1 Dont press the play in the middle of the pic, press the one in the bottom lefthand corner.
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    Height difference from one room to another with UFH

    Whats the best way to work with the height difeerence caused by UFH , SLC and insulation board coming out of the kitchen into hall way? I'm on a concrete base. Thanks
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    Trowel/Bed height question

    I’m planning to use a 10mm notched trowel to lay 400 x 600mm -10mm thick floor tiles. I currently have a 15mm difference between the floor to be tiled and the floors joining to the room. Can someone please tell me what height difference there will be between the floors once the tiles are...
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    Height of Thermostat from wall

    Hello guys, just wondering what is a good height to mount the thermostat for ufh? Can it be higher that height of wall mounted switches? I notice older properties (like mine) have the light switches higher than newer builds. Suppose its to do with building regs. Any suggestions appreciated.
  8. tommyzooom

    New stand for the Dewalt, Height adjustable

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    Joist height difference

    I have got a floor to do soon, that used to be two rooms but as been made into one. The problem is that the joists on one side of the room are an inch higher than the other side. I am thinking that i could just screw lengths of wood to the lower joists, to make up the height difference, does...
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    UFH Height, Transition to Adjacent Flooring

    Hi all I have been working out my new floor height when I have installed my UFH in the bathroom. 3mm Adhesive 10mm Thermopanel 6mm Self levelling compound (containing the UFH wire) 4mm Adhesive 6mm Tile That adds up to 29mm, I will need a chuffing lift to get into the bathroom from the...
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    Weight limit an issue at low tile height?

    I am doing out my bathroom in quartz 30cmx 30cm tiles which weight 2.15kg each. Im tiling 2 tiles high around the bath (so a height of 55cm (below bath rim) to 115cm exc gaps and trim). The wall that spans the length of the bath is plastered 12.5mm plasterboard which was cemented onto...
    • monkeyhanger
    • Thread
    • height issue tile usa weight
    • Replies: 17
    • Forum: Tiling Standards
  12. D

    Toilet waste height

    Sorry , I have another question about the waste pipe now that I have added probably 35-40 mm to the toilet floor since taking the old bog out . New one coming this week but i'd like to tile first and am concerened that the new height will mean waste pipe will be too low for new bog and don't...
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    Restricted height flooring problem

    Hello everyone This is my first post here although I've been browsing for the last few days. I apologise if this specific question has been asked before but if so, I haven't found it. We bought a house back in February and I'm mid way through first of many refurbishment projects. This...
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    keeping height down

    Small shower room floor to do, only 4m2, currently has chipboard t and g and customer would like to keep floor level as low as possible. Just interested to know what you might recommend to achieve this?
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    wbp joints and finally height?

    When installing wbp ply to joists after taking up the t&g,do you leave an open joint between different pieces even if it is screwed well down and is solid?,if so how big and do you need to fill it with Silicon or leave it open?.it will be covered with homelux membrane.Do i need a gap around the...
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    make up height difference-best way?

    hi all .been asked to lay original style sandstone in new extension 7.5m x 3.9m .new chipboard base has been laid and nailed down .need to make up a height difference of 27mm (actual is 45mm before tiles 12mm /adhesive 6mm).thought about 15mm ply then 12mm hardibacker ?any other ideas much...
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    Height problems door bars

    How i solve the height problems with over boarding find myself a nice peace of oak or whatever matches http://www.tilersforums.com/members/pjc-albums-pete-picture6170-door-bar.jpg
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    Height issues!

    Hi there, I have a problem that I keep on going over in my head and keep comig to different conclusions! Went to have a look at a job and it is around 50sqm in slate 900x600, basically one big room. It is weyroc on joists and it has been glued and screwed with no deflection visable. Now...
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    is it true? (large tiles at height)

    large format tiles more than 10mm thick and more than 3 metres from the floor will have to be mechanically fixed to the wall!
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    Adding height to a step

    Hi all. Started removing damaged tiles today from an outside step, found that there were tiles under these aswell.:thumbsdown: They were donkeys years old and falling to bits. Told customer they will all have to come up, he was happy with this but said he wants the finished height of the new...

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