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I have to tile a floor, it is an area which used to be two rooms which we have now turned into one larger room. Where we have removed the dividing wall there is now a 15mm difference in height between the two floors, what would be the best way to make up the height difference before tiling?
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I would use self levelling compound. I use this one. Broken Link Removed
 
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