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saarch

Hi everyone

I am interested in getting my outside patio tiled and I have porcelain tiles 600mmx300mm and I want to lay them in brick effect. The floor is leveled and only jas a few paint marks om them (from painting my wall)
I was recommended by a bal customer service to get the stone and tile ptb but when I spoke to my tiler they said do not use a rapid set adhesive with large format tiles in a brick bond set. Theres a good chance the tiles will be slightly bowed as well which causes lipping. Is this true and can you recommend a product to use? Could I use bal part set flexible adhesive?
Also would I need anything else to lay down before onto the concrete before the adhesive (liquid membrane or anything else) 20130813_190839.jpg 20130813_190612.jpg 20130813_190839.jpg 20130813_190612.jpg

Kind regards

Sasha
 

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MTiler

You tiler said do not use rapid set with large format.. :lol: i suggest you look for a proper tiler.. the PTB by Bal is a good adhesive but not the cheapest around...

Im the tiler, and that wasnt exactly what I said. I suggest you get both sides first before making such remarks.
I went to see the job this evening, after several emails.
 
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Time's Ran Out

Im the tiler, and that wasnt exactly what I said. I suggest you get both sides first before making such remarks.
I went to see the job this evening, after several emails.

With respect this thread was started 11 hours ago so if you have just been to see it perhaps there are other tilers involved as well!
As there was no other side to consider in the original post everyone is entitled to make a comment on the information provide. It would be more interesting to hear your take on the job rather than chastising other members - IMHO
!
 
M

MTiler

With respect this thread was started 11 hours ago so if you have just been to see it perhaps there are other tilers involved as well!
As there was no other side to consider in the original post everyone is entitled to make a comment on the information provide. It would be more interesting to hear your take on the job rather than chastising other members - IMHO
!

We'd swopped many emails yesturday,and I know exactly the comments he's referring to.
 
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Time's Ran Out

To be really fair,why should a tiler be chastised for using standard set adhesive John. I know daves your mate and a good tiler,but I'd put money on his using standard set now and again,ain't you mate ;)

Chastised for using standard set adhesive!
Daves my mate!
He's a good tiler !

In the words of Meatloaf - 2 out of 3 ain't bad!
 

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