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Hi.

You need to check the floor for Flatness.. use a straight edge or 2mtr level etc..

Lay this on the floor and move it about checking for dips and rises.. anything deeper than 3mm will need correcting and the use of an appropriate levelling compound will rectify this.

Your aim is to get the floor flat and ready to accept the choice of tile.
 

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