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Hi, thanks for your reply.............

Hi, could you give me some advise, i have a similar problem, i have removed my vinyl floor tiles and was considering removing the black sticky stuff (bitumin?) underneath them but i was told that this could be the damp proofing as the floors in the type of house i live in have not got a dpm...

I have removed my vinyl floor tiles and i am left with the horrible black adhesive which is a pain in the backside to remove, i would like to lay ceramic tiles. Will the ceramic tile adhesive bond to the vinyl tile adhesive or will i have to try and remove it completely, which i think is...

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Hi, my query is that i have removed the vinyl floor tiles in my kitchen, but the black adhesive which stuck them down is still on the concrete floor, will it be ok to use a flexible floor tile adhesive straight on top of this black adhesive ? i am wanting to lay fastwarm boards with heating mats...

No, i don't seem to have a damp problem, just thought it would help protect the plywood from any possible moisture if any in the concrete floor. The thing is in my dinning room area i have solid wood flooring and i would like to lay ceramic tiles in my kitchen area as you already know, the...

Hi, could i not use plastic sheeting as a membrane and then screw a good quality plywood 18mm thick board to the floor ? Cheers.............

Hi, i need to raise the level of my kitchen floor slightly, so that it is level with my dining room floor, my kitchen floor is concrete, i was thinking of using plywood, and finishing of with ceramic tiles . Would this be ok ? if so what would be the best way of doing it. Cheers ...............