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The 1300mm tile flat ash device sand levelling tool is perfect for any DIY or professional project. Made for easy use, this tool will help you achieve a flat and smooth surface with ease. Thickened floor tile flat ash device tiled floor tile flat sand rake levelling hand tool bricklaying...

1 Tile Leveler. Moving wheel--With moving wheel, ash leveling work is easier. 1 Fifth wheel. Material:Aluminum alloy + stainless steel. Continue reading...

New 1300mm tile flat ash device sand Levelling Tiling Paving. The 1300mm tile flat ash device sand levelling tool is perfect for any DIY or professional project. Made for easy use, this tool will help you achieve a flat and smooth surface with ease. Continue reading...

New 1300mm tile flat ash device sand Levelling Tiling Paving. The 1300mm tile flat ash device sand levelling tool is perfect for any DIY or professional project. Made for easy use, this tool will help you achieve a flat and smooth surface with ease. Continue reading...

1 Tile Leveler. Moving wheel--With moving wheel, ash leveling work is easier. 1 Fifth wheel. Material:Aluminum alloy + stainless steel. Continue reading...

A friend of mine (who is a great brickie) laid his patio the other day, he used a wet bed of sand and cement and back buttered the tiles with a sand and cement slurry. He didn't use a decoupling mat or cement board, just a MOT base. He does a lot of stone paths and patios like this but I have...

Hello Looking for 10 pieces of Vitromex Sand Beige 16x16 16sandbeig. Thanks!

Can I lay marmoleum tiles directly onto a sand and cement screed? Or is it better to lay down a plywood subfloor on top of it? It will be a freshly lad screed by the way with water UFH.

Hi all. Looking for some Baldocer Alpine Sand, also know as Ape Tracia Beige tiles 600 x400. Both are discontinued but need some to extend a bathroom. Thanks

I have a newly laid screed 75mm thick sand and cement laid 2 weeks ago. I'm stuck for time and need the ensuite floor tiles asap. Is there any products you can recommend for me so I can start laying now rather than wait another few weeks before it's fully dry.

Bar codes on box as follows: 24012762292001304(10) //1165131201 435101 2762929

Afternoon everyone, just after a bit of advice on preparing some walls for ceramic, possibly porcelain (haven’t decided yet) wall tiles. Okay so a bit of background information first of all, the gypsum finish plaster on all the walls in my new house is quite poorly adhered in most places, it...

Hi, I'm in a process of prepping before retiling my bathroom. I've stripped the old tiles with adhesive down to some old plaster (I think it is an old sand and cement coat). I've also installed the STS tile backing boards on the other wall where the new bath with a shower will go. See the...

Hi All, It's my first post here. I'm currently working on a wetroom in my flat and would love to hear your advice. 2 sides of the wetroom are pretty straight forward and are going to be tiled onto thermal cement boards fixed to timber pre-wall. Other wall is was old plaster stripped to brick. I...

Hi, Does anyone have any Vitra Marfil Sand floor tiles 450 x 450. Looking for about 3.5 sqm

Hi all, I’m going to be Tiling a large floor and two small bathrooms. Floor substrate is sand cement screed/ wall is sand cement render. I can’t get primer here at all( I could get something like previously but not anymore). I got told previously on here that sand/ cement doesn’t need priming...

I need about 6 tiles as my kitchen floor has had to come up because of a leak

I have a Simpsons/Crosswater 1100 X 900, low profile, stone resin shower tray to fit. My question is, why do the manufacturers insist on a sand cement bed when sand and cement tends to crack, shrink and not stick to wood very well? My father in law is a bricky by trade and he seems to think it...

Hi, I’m struggling on finding enough info about porcelain tiles being laid straight on screed with ufh. The underfloor heating has currently been running for about 6-8 weeks at no more than 20 degrees. A few cracks have appeared over that time. I was hoping to now uni bond the floor and lay...

Can I tile straight onto sand and cement render (with an spr coat) in a shower area? Or does it need tanking? Am i correct in thinking its better without a finish coat? Thanks