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We are lucky down Wiltshire,Hampshire way . We have a contractor called Mayhew easiscreed if you are lucky enough to go behind one of his floors it is a case of combining floor back skim away you go . I visited a customer who had one of his floors surveyed and over 35 sqm it deviated +or- 1mm over the whole floor .If it makes you feel better, I just finished a 50sqm floor with 750x750 porcelain. Fixed 45sqm one day - 7hrs. Finished the corners and nibs and grouted today.
The floor was perfect, best I've ever fixed to. Anhydrite installed and prepared properly. Comb the floor, back skim the tile, drop and move on...!
Oh if only every floor was the same....
If it makes you feel better, I just finished a 50sqm floor with 750x750 porcelain. Fixed 45sqm one day - 7hrs. Finished the corners and nibs and grouted today.
The floor was perfect, best I've ever fixed to. Anhydrite installed and prepared properly. Comb the floor, back skim the tile, drop and move on...!
Oh if only every floor was the same....
I think ur straight edge must be bent coz that 2x1 I used to screed that floor was bang onFavourite builders quote...... "just put some more adhesive under it"
That's is what I was told after pulling the builder up for this newly screened floor
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That's the only firm that does the 'Isle of Wight and they are always perfect! Their advice regarding prep is woeful thoughWe are lucky down Wiltshire,Hampshire way . We have a contractor called Mayhew easiscreed if you are lucky enough to go behind one of his floors it is a case of combining floor back skim away you go . I visited a customer who had one of his floors surveyed and over 35 sqm it deviated +or- 1mm over the whole floor .
Welcome to the forumAlthough already mentioned above how tilers are on many occasions expected to get over the worst of prep, it can't be stressed enough how important the prep is. Don't put up with builders' and plasterers' attitude that the tiler will get over it. You won't do yourself any favours by trying to dub out with extra adhesive and remember, the larger the tile the straighter the floor or wall needs to be. Make this clear to the client.
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