Garage floor advice...

[Flintstone]

I've posted some ***** on here, I don't think anyone bothered! There's just a lot of knowledgable folk on here who want the complete picture to be able to offer the right advice.

 

[Olde Navy]

Update for those interested !!!?

The tiles are 300x600 porcelain.

It seems as though a good quality slow set flexible (e.g. Setaflex) will do the job so long as the coverage is 100% - Tiger trowel with *T-Lock spacers should do the trick

(*I've overcome the ingrained attitude of not walking on a newly laid floor and now walk on it as soon as it is laid - as per their instruction video - to help maximise coverage and have had no problems to date).

FYI. Bal seem to have a product called Moto Bond which they say is specifically for car showrooms etc but the open time is 20mins (might be me but I'd predict 'hassles' with that timing) and to be honest if the slow set suppliers tech. dept. assure me its fit for purpose...

Keep you posted...

 

[LM]

Keep you posted

Please do

 

[Tile Shop]

FYI. Bal seem to have a product called Moto Bond which they say is specifically for car showrooms

You mean they did until they discontinued it 2 years ago

They recommend the Stone and Tile PTB now for garage floors.

 

[Tile Shop]

PS. Constantly check your coverage with the tiger trowel. I had a few issues when using it with levelling clips.

 

[Flintstone]

Tiger trowel is not suitable for full coverage with those tiles imo.

 

[Olde Navy]

Hi Paul
Thanks for heads up - I'll use the standard 10mm trowel instead

 

[LM]

Hi Paul
Thanks for heads up - I'll use the standard 10mm trowel instead

I always use a 12mm on Floors with any tile larger than 300x300, it just makes life easier IMO

 

[Time's Ran Out]

I haven't got OCD but I like the round smooth curves of a 20mm trowel!