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Hi tilers! First of all, thanks for all you have written in this great forum! :hurray: We would be very grateful for some advice on this situation. Our kitchen floor needs to be tiled. It has a concrete floor, probably without damp proof barrier in it. Here is what we plan to do: put down...

Tomorrow I want to tile for a friend a container. The container has an iron bottom, with an appr. 2 mm thin wood layer, fixed by screws and probably also pasted. Remove that wood isn't possible. I want to know how to tile that good. There is the problem that where I'm living don't have...

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Hi guys I have an area of about 50 sq.m (hallway, passage, kitchen & dining room all linked) to tile of which 7sq.m is planked timber flooors over joists. The wood floor is in the hallway and covers about half the hallway. The wood and concrete meet level and is currently carpeted. I'm aware...

going to tile kitchen floor half wood half concrete, they also want 6mm thermal boards for the underfloor heating, do you think there will be much movement between the two different substrates, tiles are all kinds of different sizes so cant silicon the meeting floors as not one straight lines...

Hi there, this my first post on the forum, so please go easy!:wave: I have looked through loads of threads but not come across the problem that I have. Experiencing a problem doing my kitchen with a mixed concrete and wood subfloor. The wood floorboard subfloor is about 15-20cm wide and runs...

Hi I recently had my house renovated and as part of this I had a new log burner fire installed. I asked the builder to put down two of the tiles on the floor (mono cebec porcelain tiles) to go under the fire to match what we have in the dining room. The rest of the room with the fire has...

It is white star any good on plywood bx I use powder adhesive

Went into a tile store today looking for bathroom floor tiles, got talking to the bloke there about backer boards prices onto my T&G wood floor, he said just use Dunlop Tile on Wood adhesive straight onto the floorboards. Anyone had any experience of this product? Tile on Wood I'm a bit dubious...

Hi all - new to the site, and would really appreciate some basic advice on how to prep a wood floor for tiling. Against my (better?) judgement, my wife has stripped back our hall and kitchen to the floorboards, sanded and dyed them black. Now want to tile instead. The floor seems pretty level...

Hi all, About to start a bathroom floor for some friends in a couple of weeks, I'm relatively new to this so appreciate some advice, on lifting the carpet I noticed it's a mix of ply and chipboard, and seems relatively flat and sound, I have rad much about the movement of wooden bases, so I...

Has any one ever laid these new tiles out they look like planks of wood.

Has anyone got any pictures or advice of nice looking transitions from wood floor to tile. About to start my kitchen floor in the dreaded 600 x600?!?. (Have seen the how to make an oak transition strip thread) However we have a wide arch into our living room without a door to hide any...

Porcelanosa launch wood mosaics Porcelanosa Group has introduced wood mosaics onto the UK market. They are made of equal sized wood cubicles and bricks in varied lengths and have a textured, protruded surface. The surfaces show a variation of different shades of wood evoking the natural...

Hello Helpful Ones Yonda I hope I can get some help on various questions. I am trying to install engineered wood flooring (EWF) mainly on dry concrete subfloor in new build house of 13 years old, seems pretty dry under the carpet. I will be putting down as well insulation on the concrete floor...

I have a floor to tile which is half wood and other half concrete. Client wants it diamond. I know that I will require an expansion strip between the 2 substrates but cause she wants it diamond this has made it impossible. So would it be acceptable to over ply the lot and tile with flex...

I'd like to recommend Graham Wood based in Guisborough. First class service from estimation and advice through to a great job and finish on our kitchen and hallway floor. Also supplies a great range of quality tiles. Came with glowing recommendations to us and attention to detail is great. Pay...

I want to prepare our kitchen floor for tiling. Currently half is floorboard on top of joist, the other half is a layer of asphalt on top of concrete. I have levelled out the timber half best I can by adjusting the joists, probably get away with the level on this floor now. With the...

sorry if this is in the wrong subforum but i couldn't see a relevant one. my nephew's got a real wood floor (random length tongue and groove) to put down in his living room, nice flat, smooth concrete. what glue is best to put this down with? i did one a while ago but that was onto boards and...

Dear all, Hi, Have read much and gained much good advice, cheers. I am planning to floor tile a kitchen/diner suspended floor. Take up boards, replace with primed 25mm WBP ply, back board, and tile. (might even put in some UFH!) Problem is that the kitchen floor is separated from the dining...