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My bathroom floor is 12" x 2" joists on 400mm centres covering a 3.0m span. This is overlayed with 18mm chipboard screwed to the joists overlayed with 12mm ply screwed on a 5" grid. The ply had its edges and back face coated in SBR.
The tiles are 600 x 300 porcelain laid on a single part Granfix S2 rapid adhesive on a full bed and has been grouted with mapei ultracolor plus white grout about 2 days after the tiles were laid.
There are some small cracks appearing in the grout after a couple of weeks as can be seen in the photo below.
I have places a glass of water on this tile and jumped around the glass whilst taking a video of it, these are shown below.
Does this look like a subfloor deflection issue or is something else amiss?
[video=youtube_share;9p5ealPD2ug]http://youtu.be/9p5ealPD2ug[/video]
[video=youtube_share;Kadn3XuBB58]http://youtu.be/Kadn3XuBB58[/video]
The tiles are 600 x 300 porcelain laid on a single part Granfix S2 rapid adhesive on a full bed and has been grouted with mapei ultracolor plus white grout about 2 days after the tiles were laid.
There are some small cracks appearing in the grout after a couple of weeks as can be seen in the photo below.
I have places a glass of water on this tile and jumped around the glass whilst taking a video of it, these are shown below.
Does this look like a subfloor deflection issue or is something else amiss?
[video=youtube_share;9p5ealPD2ug]http://youtu.be/9p5ealPD2ug[/video]
[video=youtube_share;Kadn3XuBB58]http://youtu.be/Kadn3XuBB58[/video]