No, it's pants, just when you think you've got it level the bloomin horse shoe breaks, and I'm not heavy handed (O.K maybe a bit but no don't get on with it) Rubi ones are better but the place we have an account at don't stock 'em
Ok understand now . I can't see the 10mm bed out of photo shot.
i thought you had meant they had found dip in your floor tiling hence my diatribe about slumping . Imwould still be interested to know if you are able to set tiles in more extreme temperatures than in uk and if there are special adhesives for this. Also would be interested to know who are the most popular suppliers of adhesive in norway
I'm using Mapei 2 part on this job, Mapei quite popular, so's P.C.I and Weber, but hey'di is the most used. Never seen a product that can be used under plus 5, hence the tarps and diesel heaters on my job
Forgot to ask what you are fixing.
looks like flamed /bush hammered granite or basalt.
im always interested in what products are popular in different countries.
I'm using Mapei 2 part on this job, Mapei quite popular, so's P.C.I and Weber, but hey'di is the most used. Never seen a product that can be used under plus 5, hence the tarps and diesel heaters on my job
I've never seen a product either that can be used under 5 degrees by bag instructions.
and I was surprised by the answer I got from tech department.
not suggesting this be a rule of thumb.
pleased you've gots loads on over there .
your project looks intersesting
Forgot to ask what you are fixing.
looks like flamed /bush hammered granite or basalt.
im always interested in what products are popular in different countries.
I was under the impression that alcohol was added to mortar mixes in cold climates to lower the freezing temperature to stop ice crystals forming and pushing the tile off its bed
