Damp marks showing through tiles

[Peter]

Looks like the tiler has spread the floor then spotted on top of that.

 

[White Room]

is it really a floor? them ay floor tiles am they?

That would mean the extention lead is levitating.....

 

[Colour Republic]

a wall with an extension lead magically stuck to it :lol: to be fair the OP did mention walls in one of the posts!

It's just an odd angle to take the pic from, either the op is spiderman hanging from the ceiling, or they really stretched over so as not to get their feet in the shot :lol:


Ann I reckon your floor will dry out but if it was dot and dabbed as it looks then your floor has weak spots in it and is more likely to crack under pressure than if it was solidly fixed

 

[Mr T]

That would mean the extention lead is levitating.....

just noticed lol

 

[Mr T]

the pattern of spots looks the same on each tile to me wich would suggest it is the tile... or adhesive has not fully set.. but may also be my inexperience

 

[AnnMcCarron]

It's a wall! The photo has appeared upside down on the site. I'm no expert on tile quality but we paid £*** pounds for aprox 7mtrs sq. The tiles are 8mm thick.

 

[Colour Republic]

here we go... that makes more sense now :lol:

 

[Ian]

It's a wall! The photo has appeared upside down on the site. I'm no expert on tile quality but we paid £*** pounds for aprox 7mtrs sq. The tiles are 8mm thick.

The quality of the tile isn't the problem here, it's the fixing method. There is fairly good coverage on the tile judging by the spots but, if the marks don't dry out it'll have to be done again.

 

[AnnMcCarron]

Sorry.

 

[AnnMcCarron]

The quality of the tile isn't the problem here, it's the fixing method. There is fairly good coverage on the tile judging by the spots but, if the marks don't dry out it'll have to be done again.

Thanks Bri. Fingers crossed it dries out.