1200x600x10mm porc on walls

[Dumbo]

It’s not a size of tile I have fitted either. Interesting post. Do you mean when trowelling you would go across the wall when trowelling rather than top to bottom?

Depends wether landscape or portrait. You trowel in the direction of side to side of the tile not end to end .
Then same direction on wall .

 

[acaciaguy]

Depends wether landscape or portrait. You trowel in the direction of side to side of the tile not end to end .
Then same direction on wall .

Thank you.

 

[Old Mod]

Question , why 10 mm then 6mm as opposed to 8mm and 8mm . Same bed thickness but use of only one trowel.
Is there something I'm missing .

Depends how heavy you want the tile to be.

 

[Dumbo]

Depends how heavy you want the tile to be.

See
You're a clever man .

 

[Old Mod]

You need the notches to be staggered. Not lined up or offset which won’t give the desired depth adhesive or willl often be different for each tile.

That isn’t correct.

 

[Old Mod]

See
You're a clever man .

I do know a little about fitting larger pieces.
But always willing to learn more from anyone.

 

[Waluigi]

Let’s say you use an 8mm notched trowel on the wall and tile. The notches line up perfectly. Surely you will have far more difficulty collapsing the ridges than say if the ridges didn’t line up perfectly and slotted into each other?

 

[Italy]

I got drunk to read this thread ...
can we also make an embroidery on the right and on the left?
at this time all the walls I've made
with 120x60 they should have fallen to the ground.
we are talking about 10mm thick .....
Paul John has had a nervous breakdown. ahah

 

[Dumbo]

Let’s say you use an 8mm notched trowel on the wall and tile. The notches line up perfectly. Surely you will have far more difficulty collapsing the ridges than say if the ridges didn’t line up perfectly and slotted into each other?

Then you don't need to collapse them as you have a solid bed already , solid is solid ,

 

[Paul Giovanni Raimondi]

Even if you use the same size trowel I think you'd have a hard time positioning the trowel so that all the ridges on the wall lined up with the ridges on the tile or didn't for that matter. I think I'll stick to back buttering and hope for the best. It's my sons shower, I'm sure a 1200x600 tile falling on him won't hurt too much.

 

[Old Mod]

Let’s say you use an 8mm notched trowel on the wall and tile. The notches line up perfectly. Surely you will have far more difficulty collapsing the ridges than say if the ridges didn’t line up perfectly and slotted into each other?

If you’re relying on lining up serrations, you’re adhesive isn’t correct.

 

[Old Mod]

Then you don't need to collapse them as you have a solid bed already , solid is solid ,

 

[Italy]

I put the adhesive diagonally
coinciding with the lines on the wall.

 

[Waluigi]

If you’re relying on lining up serrations, you’re adhesive isn’t correct.

I’m not. I don’t use the same size trowel on both. I’m putting forward a ‘what if’ scenario.

 

[Old Mod]

I’m not. I don’t use the same size trowel on both. I’m putting forward a ‘what if’ scenario.

Ok, ‘what if’............... everyone is thinking way to hard about it?