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They are quite large tiles (14" - 11") and tiling onto plasterboard. Thanks

Just after a couple of views on the above product. Thanks

Hi, Gcol Maybe your second thought was right. It was the last of the batch so maybe that coupled with the fact that it has taken longer to dry was the problem. Ill try again now and let you know. Cheers Ant

Hi all, I am currently doing my bathroom tiling and I have now got an exterior grade plywood board to use as a bath panel (So I can tile on it). The ply is 12mm thick and I coated it in pva primer. I started to tile on it using EVOSTIK wall tile adhesive and I have woke up this morning to...

Hi all, Just to let people have more confidence in what Mattysupra has wrote about leveling a sub floor. I have done it and all is well. One cock up is to make sure you have enough screed to cover the floor. I fell short by a very little bit but if I had enough I am sure the method Matty...

Hi, Sorry to be back again, just a quick question - do I know need to prime this floor before I tile and if so is there a specific primer?? Thanks :?

Cheers matty. I think I struggled with just the one bag of F ball. I mean the overall result is good but just as it went under the bath it sort of has a depressed area. To be honest I am not worried as it is less than one of our tiles in area. The puddle, again, doesn't seem that bad. Maybe I...

Thanks for your help, the tiles are quite big so we are going to take a chance.

Hi. reference this waterproofing. I have never seen it done on new builds where there has been a shower installed and looking at the shoddy work people have done in our barratt house I wouldn't be suprised if they haven't done it in the shower cubical. I am using waterproof adhesive...

Cheers Gcol. I will do just that. A fair bit of money but i suppose it needs to be done. Cheers Ant

Thanks, Gcol. What do you mean tanking?

To lay a level over the dip there is a gap of 8mm but three quarters or it runs under the bath (which will not be stood on, or very little traffic). Also what about the puddle I mentioned? It is minor. Will it be ok or is it worth sanding down. there is a few milimetres difference. Cheers...

Hi all. I was wondering if anyone can help me. I am about to tile the bathroom walls floor to ceiling. The walls are plasterboarded and have been painted with a bathroom grade paint. Also I have cut out and re-boarded part of the wall so some areas are just plasterboard. This is where the...

. . . . . Or Can I make up the difference with adhesive for the floor tiles as the dip is sort of 3/4 under the bath that won't be steped on as much? Also will sanding the 'puddle' down do anything? Cheers Ant

Hey Matty. I have just been in the bathroom and seen how it has leveled. I have noticed a dip in another corner where it doesn't look like the screed as covered sufficiently therefore causing a dip of concern and secondly I have what looks like a small 'puddle' of dried screen in the centre...

After all the help you have given me. I will do just that :D Thank you Ant

Hey matty. Yes me and the girlfriend looked and made the decision. It was still very tacky to the point were it was a sucky sucky sound every time you step a foot on it. After all I used it neat and I caked it. I have already laid the screed (before I saw your post) and it is of a very...

Hi, Its still tacky, if I prime it again will that help?? - it said 'wait until dry' on the bottle?? :?

Hey Matty, I was wondering if you could help me. I have put plywood down, caulked it primed it and my floor is soon to be screeded with stopgap 700 flex. All it says on the packet and the data sheet is add no little than 4.75 litres and no more than 5.25 litres of water to a 25kg bag. The...

Ok cheers again. You're a goldmine of information. Just finishing the plywood laying. Then I am gonna chill Cheers Ant