what would be best.

[dylan_30]

yeah that makes alot of sense, or could I just fill it with concrete and tile onto that.

 

[dylan_30]

sorry to restart this thread, I have one more question when I look at my floor on friday if it is a floater and I install joist, how would I do this, is it ok to secure straight to the concrete floor. and what fixings would you suggest for securing joists.

 

[Mike]

If its a floater there'll be no concrete there. The insulation will be sat on the bison beams and blocks then chip board sat on that, all sliding about, and the joints in the chipboard opening. Id never tile one

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[dylan_30]

ok then its not looking good for tiling the bungalow floor then unless any one had any other ideas, I hope I can convince my wife to change her mind.

 

[Rich]

This is only if it is a floating floor and not a suspended floor.If there are joists then it is fine to tile onto as long as you carry out the correct prep and use the right materials.

First step is to find out what floor you have.