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I have Karndene securely laid onto a suspended Block floor.
It is in good condition with no signs of lifting at any place.
I want to lay ceramic tiles onto this floor and wondered if anyone has experience of successfully laying ceramic tiles onto Karndene/Amtico.
My initial thoughts are that there would be no problems with it and would make any subsequent lifting of the tiles comparatively easy in say 10 years time when I get sick of the sight of the tiles.
If the ceramic tiles fail to stick to the Karndene then clearly my thoughts are not to be recommended.
If I have to lift the Karndene has any one any good tips to make the removal easy such as say heating the Karndene prior to trying to lift them.
I favour laying the tiles on to the Karndene but would value some experienced advice.
Read more: https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/ceramic-tiling-onto-karndene.480913/#ixzz4ec7RKG74
It is in good condition with no signs of lifting at any place.
I want to lay ceramic tiles onto this floor and wondered if anyone has experience of successfully laying ceramic tiles onto Karndene/Amtico.
My initial thoughts are that there would be no problems with it and would make any subsequent lifting of the tiles comparatively easy in say 10 years time when I get sick of the sight of the tiles.
If the ceramic tiles fail to stick to the Karndene then clearly my thoughts are not to be recommended.
If I have to lift the Karndene has any one any good tips to make the removal easy such as say heating the Karndene prior to trying to lift them.
I favour laying the tiles on to the Karndene but would value some experienced advice.
Read more: https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/ceramic-tiling-onto-karndene.480913/#ixzz4ec7RKG74
