didn't see it but dot and dab is a big NO NO for tiling. The minimum british standard is 50% coverage for tiles and that is in a dry internal...
I think your problem is that you have used the wrong adhesive. You need to use a modified adhesive like a single part flexible. A standard...
Plaster needs 4 weeks to dry out before you tile on it. Also you need to get it skimmed because it's the skimming plaster that you need to tile to...
how are the flags fixed and at what depth is the substrate underneath them. P.
You can use fast flex adhesive on the floor boards and a standard adhesive on the concrete. With fast flex you don't have to over lay with ply...
BAL do one called APD you should be able to get it from any Topps Tile store. How thick are your tiles because the safe weight on plaster is 20kg...
it's better to grout first then silicone after, but you are both right you can do it the other way P.
yes you can i'd recommend using a tanking sysyem it's cheaper, but if you do use panels then i'd use something like aqua panel. P.
Hi i don't want to upset you but you can tile directly onto plasterboard so you didn't need to have it skimmed. Anyway ideally you would...
The easiest and cheapest way is to use plasterboard. As it's a shower you will need to tank the plasterboard which is basically waterproofing it...
Hi Jenny there is no standard as to where a border should go. The only thing you need to is make sure that you have a full tile above...
there are tools out there. you can use tile nippers to cut the shape in the tile or a wet cutter.the tile nippers are the cheaper option to buy though
with wickes stuff they should come up quite easily. was it tile on wood ? to be honest no decent tiler would use any adhesive from DIY shops. i...
what adhesive you used and how long they have been fixed ?
go to your local tile shop and ask for a rapid setting adhesive. this will set in 3 hours. as for the standard everything we do has a standard...
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