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I want to remove my crumbling, powdery, cracked, un-level and un-even concrete garage floor and replace with quarry tiles.
Is it just a case of digging out all the old concrete back to earth and pouring some more, making sure it's flat and level this time and of a decent quality mix, then tiling over that?
Or is there another or beter way?
Any hints or tips?
How deep must the concrete be?
Is there anything else I could use as a substrate?
Thought about epoxy flooring but it seems too expensive and I love the idea of quarry tiles.
Is it just a case of digging out all the old concrete back to earth and pouring some more, making sure it's flat and level this time and of a decent quality mix, then tiling over that?
Or is there another or beter way?
Any hints or tips?
How deep must the concrete be?
Is there anything else I could use as a substrate?
Thought about epoxy flooring but it seems too expensive and I love the idea of quarry tiles.