Saw these trowels on the trade tiler site and as i am a leftey am gonna buy some to try out:smilewinkgrin:
Any left-handers on this forum using leftey trowels?
I manage with standard trowels but would be interesting to know other peoples opinions?
I might need one of these on my next job. ive never used one before so dont know what size bed and roughly what m2 to expect from a 20kg bag of adhesive?
Quite like the idea of these towels but have never used them or know anyone who has used them. Only worry I have is there square notches so can't be used in wet areas or on floors as they will not give 100% coverage.
What's your thoughts are they any good or recommended?
I have always used a 6mm notch trowel for wall tiling up to now, and I read in another thread a 8mm trowel is to be used for good bathroom Walls and 10mm for bad.
I have a bath/shower room to do in 150 by150 tiles and the walls are reasonable but not spot on. Which trowel do I use? (sorry if...
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...
Getting a bit sick of wrecking marshaltown grout floats in no time at all.. so just ordeed a couple of the Raimondi ones..
and some spare rubbers..
and i also just ordered one of those |Slant ridge serrators.
Anybody else got these..?
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What size trowel should I use for laying porcelain tiles 6 x 6, 12 x 12 and 18 x 18 onto marmox boards with slc over them. I was thinking a 10mm notched
Just fininshed 60m2 floor using 600x600mm porcelain.
Tried out new trowel from rubi 10mm notch set at 45 degrees.
Absolutely brilliant.
Fantastic bedding, 100 percent coverage, cannot fault.
anyone else used it?:thumbsup:
Is a 'thin bed solid bed trowel' the correct choice for shower over bath area with 33x25 ceramics (It's not a power shower only mixer taps)
Thanks Ryan