Average meterage per day??

[Ian]

What you mean a nightmare.

Do you know how a notched trowel works?

 

[celt]

Do you know how a notched trowel works?

I don't know what you mean by this. If you mean how to use one. Of course I do. It's just I've always used s 6mm for floors and walls on every job I've done. I've just bought a new 10mm squared notch for any future jobs. I just wanted to how better it would be working with it.

 

[Ian]

I don't know what you mean by this. If you mean how to use one. Of course I do. It's just I've always used s 6mm for floors and walls on every job I've done. I've just bought a new 10mm squared notch for any future jobs. I just wanted to how better it would be working with it.

You asked why it would be a nightmare to tile an uneven floor with a 6mm trowel, the benefits of using a larger notch, let's say a 10/12mm, will enable the adhesive to level out any minor dips/humps due to the adhesive bed being deeper.

 

[Houston]

ive never used a 6mm trowel for floors

 

[White Room]

Depending on the thickness of the tiles.....

 

[Houston]

What thickness floor tiles do people use for using 6mm trowel

 

[White Room]

They use 3mm for mosaic....

 

[Houston]

Who's on about mosaic.

 

[Andy Allen]

I don't know what you mean by this. If you mean how to use one. Of course I do. It's just I've always used s 6mm for floors and walls on every job I've done. I've just bought a new 10mm squared notch for any future jobs. I just wanted to how better it would be working with it.

:yikes: hope you havn't done many jobs...

 

[Peter]

Lol only thing a 6mm is good for is kitchen splashbacks and scraping out buckets.