floor addy consistency?

[MrSpoon]

gotta love freebies yes indeed, theyre putting me in a hotel in july and sending me on a training course using their products, get in

 

[DHTiling]

I don't think you need the 20mm one.....the floors should be flat so a 10mm or 12mm solid bed will be fine...... and just mix the sticky as grumps says....is the weber one slow setting......I would say that slow set adhesives will be better.....

1.. gives you more time to work with it....especially as you are relatively new to tiling..

2..they are usually the best type of adhesive for these type of floors....

 

[MrSpoon]

:yes: its slow setting, i know its only a small area to tile but id prefer not to risk it and use the slow set stuff

 

[tiler burden]

10mm radius u-notched trowel will do the job

 

[frankenfurter]

The Weber reps are top guys. Mark or Adam?

 

[MrSpoon]

The Weber reps are top guys. Mark or Adam?

both

 

[davy_G]

10mm square notch for me and i like floor stuff runnier than tubbed gear but not pourable. You should be able to push the tile into it yet it should keep its notch when spread(as grumpy posted).

Worked with another tiler a few weeks back on a big floor he liked it real thick, pain to spread and couldnt push the 600x600 into it so we mixed our own and i was doing double his m2

 

[Olz]

i have 24 appartments full of them im afraid :mad2:

So you got the job then mate, congrats

 

[MrSpoon]

cheers oli

 

[frankenfurter]

Knowing your local reps can open up lots of doors, freebies as you mentioned. Work leads and contacts within showrooms all good.