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Gazzer

For those reading this thread. The system has various choices such as
[video=youtube;5WI7ZqxIXJs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WI7ZqxIXJs&playnext=1&list=PL8C20E2EB57A7D2A2[/video]
[video=youtube;B_tB_XOIGRI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_tB_XOIGRI[/video]
[video=youtube;FU2rMWcFvSM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FU2rMWcFvSM[/video]
[video=youtube;J6ogA1Adkuc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6ogA1Adkuc[/video]
 
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The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP

Thanks for that Neale, interesting to note they all make a point of stating the floor must be leveled prior to tile installation. I do spend the most time preparing floors, with slc and my own ( quirky) some might say methods. I can prep the worst floor, given the time and effort required is reflected in the price.

The prep work for me is paramount, I can guarantee if I am allowed to prep the floor using my methods, you could play pool on them. Again it all comes down to cost, if the customer will pay the price, then I can give them a super flat surface to tile on.

If you do have a flat floor, after prep, then I would think using the correct solid bed trowel, it is not hard to get a lip free floor.

I am not knocking these systems after all they are all a variation on a theme. But I think if you get the prep right, the tiling is a lot easier. Just my opinion, and I am still looking forward to everyone's input.:thumbsup:
 
G

Gazzer

Cheers Neale, I just think it could be misleading to some folks, as you say, if your sub-floor is not flat then no amount of lash clips etc will help. 600mmx600mm rectified edge porcelain will not bend.


yeah but didnt you know that if you use flexible adhesive it will make the tiles bend ??? .....Joke !
 
G

Gazzer

So I had a chance to use the Lash clips today. Last week I started a 55m2 floor and I was laying the 600x600 porcelain tiles in the time honoured method with my trusty white rubber hammer. I had no issues at all doing it this way but as I have already stated, Curiosity got the better of me and I gave the lash clip system a go.
I had a small area to tile off the main floor area so this is where I tried it. I have to say I was much quicker the old way. The clips caused too much mess and pushing the wedges in made my fingers hurt after a few minutes.
At least I tried and I will probably try again at some point but not in the near future.
So my honest verdict is :thumbsdown:
 

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