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cornish_crofter
I can't get my head around this very simple task.
Today I was tiling what I thought was a level wall.
Only it turned out that it wasn't.
So, I have tried to level it out using Rapid Set SPF, a product that most of you use for this so I understand.
What am I doing wrong? As soon as I think I've got it level the tiles then tell me otherwise when they go up.
This is really doing my head in.
I managed to get around this by adjusting the tiles to minimise lippage, though I'm not 100% happy with the results.
There has to be a trick to get around this.
The Wedi board wall wil be easy as it is built on studwork, which is dead level. It's the plastered walls that are giving me grief.
I have tied building up with SPF and using a straight edge to form the level. The real problem is that achieving 100% level over the whole wall seems to be impossible, especially over a 2.4m wall.
Tiling on a level wall is easy.
Before I seriously throw my toys out of the pram with this one - any ideal please?
Today I was tiling what I thought was a level wall.
Only it turned out that it wasn't.
So, I have tried to level it out using Rapid Set SPF, a product that most of you use for this so I understand.
What am I doing wrong? As soon as I think I've got it level the tiles then tell me otherwise when they go up.
This is really doing my head in.
I managed to get around this by adjusting the tiles to minimise lippage, though I'm not 100% happy with the results.
There has to be a trick to get around this.
The Wedi board wall wil be easy as it is built on studwork, which is dead level. It's the plastered walls that are giving me grief.
I have tied building up with SPF and using a straight edge to form the level. The real problem is that achieving 100% level over the whole wall seems to be impossible, especially over a 2.4m wall.
Tiling on a level wall is easy.
Before I seriously throw my toys out of the pram with this one - any ideal please?