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Perry
A heated floor?
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Dont walk on it. It will not crack, lol
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Qwerty
@Weebisto correct me if I'm wrong, but you dont seem to be having too much luck with tiling!? At the start of the month you posted this thread-
After a knock to confidence, back at it tiling a floor - https://www.tilersforums.com/threads/after-a-knock-to-confidence-back-at-it-tiling-a-floor.85106/#post-890700
and said in there .....
Why did you chose to tile to wood when you knew backer board was the correct method. There was plenty of pointers for you by members in that post.
My advice to you is to know your limits and proceed with tiling with caution. You have had problems with a couple of jobs now and run the risk of doing your reputation more harm than good. This latest floor will keep failing (with movement) and you will have to take it all up and start again. But who will pay for this, you or the customer?
After a knock to confidence, back at it tiling a floor - https://www.tilersforums.com/threads/after-a-knock-to-confidence-back-at-it-tiling-a-floor.85106/#post-890700
and said in there .....
Why did you chose to tile to wood when you knew backer board was the correct method. There was plenty of pointers for you by members in that post.
My advice to you is to know your limits and proceed with tiling with caution. You have had problems with a couple of jobs now and run the risk of doing your reputation more harm than good. This latest floor will keep failing (with movement) and you will have to take it all up and start again. But who will pay for this, you or the customer?
[Distant sound of gunshot]
I know the last time i tiled on plywood floor it failed and that was 2010, I did tile an 18mm plywood countertop for a basin this year and due to thickness constrains I couldn't add another 6mm so i had to tile straight to the ply and i remember the grout cracked as soon as it dried with no weight on the countertop.
God knows what that was all about.
I know the last time i tiled on plywood floor it failed and that was 2010, I did tile an 18mm plywood countertop for a basin this year and due to thickness constrains I couldn't add another 6mm so i had to tile straight to the ply and i remember the grout cracked as soon as it dried with no weight on the countertop.
God knows what that was all about.
Cracking probably due to either movement or delamination...I will always prime floor at least twice and then Bal rapid mat on any ply I come across failing that 6mm hard I backer or the like...
Flexible adhesives and grouts whilst a must, can only deal with a certain amount of deflection etc..
Once again ....as the others will tell you ...preparation is key...🙄
Flexible adhesives and grouts whilst a must, can only deal with a certain amount of deflection etc..
Once again ....as the others will tell you ...preparation is key...🙄
