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If its a solid floor I wouldnt use Ditra unless ufh was involved. If its a timber floor I'd overboard and use Ditra/Durabase. In all cases I'd fix/seal/grout/seal using a white rsf such as Keraquick. I would not seal the back of the tile but would certainly back skim them as I would with all floor tiles.

Ditto. If it is a solid floor are there any cracks etc as this may mean ditra still required
 

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