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HI, I am about to tile with porcelain tiles onto a concrete floor in a new build flat.
Tiles are I am told 30 x 40cm.
Three areas to do, bathroom, kitchen and hall.

Floors are apparently dry and confirmed as such, because client is having a wooden floor also installed in the lounge area and has had damp/humidity test done.

So, is there any primer that I should put down first?
I intend to use Ultra one part rapid flex adhesive with matching Ultra flexible grout.

Thanks in anticipation. Karl, MJPS, Leeds
 

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