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Bal adhesive will be fine, I use Mapei products and couldn't recommend them enough. If there is a tile giant near you I would have a chat with them as you may get a better price. Have a look through the link below and see where the nearest store is.Rich,
Many thanks for the info. So if I was to fit these Hardiebacker boards or similar cement boards with Bal flexible adhesive and Bal grout I might be OK? Would you take any other precautions?
Gusty.
Going on slightly then. A local tiler told me that Trav should be cut with a grinder as a wet Trav tile can not be laid. Would you agree. Seems a bit dodgy to me as the adhesive is mixed with water!! As long as the tile is clean and had a wipe I would have thought that after wet cutting would be fine? Thanks.
You have me convinced Rich, cement board it is. Partly because these tiles are not going down at Heathrow but in my own house. This means that if I get any problems guess who is ripping them out again? You got it, my missus!!! :hurray:
So gents, now I am going for porcelaine on the floor and walls in one bathroom and trav in the other. I will 6mm hardie the floor in both. White adhesive for the trav. What tape should I use for the Hardie boards edges? Also on the walls for the trav as they are partition should I use the Hardie 500 glued and screwed? The weight would be too much otherwise.
What is the best system for sealing over a shower tray at the tile joint these days, silicone looks bad? Any advice please,
Gusty.
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