customers does not like the job, am I liable if she decides to re do everything?

[Matt]

so are you saying you can't bed out at all with tubbed adhesive?

Tubbed adhesive generally has a maximum bed depth of 3mm

 

[diamondtiling]

so are you saying you can't bed out at all with tubbed adhesive?

Its not good practise.

I dont use it, its a diy product imo.



:indian_brave:

 

[jay]

think we need more info or pics on this prob

 

[muffinman]

Layser Level all the time this will show you the diff

 

[The D]

Its not good practise.
I dont use it, its a diy product imo.
:indian_brave:

there must be a lot of DIY tiling going on then. tubed adhesive is more commonly used on new housing sites for wall tiling than cement based adhesives.

 

[diamondtiling]

there must be a lot of DIY tiling going on then. tubed adhesive is more commonly used on new housing sites for wall tiling than cement based adhesives.

I agree with you Deano, but it doesn't make it right. 9 times out of 10 its the larger companies supplying cheap adhesives, they dont give a damn if the tiles fall off in a few years.

 

[Perry]

whats the maximum depth with bucket 3mm ? i thought it was i think thats the trouble with our trade lots of so called tilers don't use the right adhesives for the job in hand IMO but i still dont know what the prob is with this one lol