Is it ok to use standard ceramic floor adhesive to fix porcelain floor tiles?
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Porcelain Floor Tiles
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Hi,
I laid porcelain floor tiles last month in my new bathroom. Used BAL rapidset flexible adhesive, it's got some new fangled porcel bond plus stuff in it for porcelain & other fully vitrified tiles. Really pleased with the result. I used same stuff on the wall tiles which are 330 x 600mm, 10mm thick porcelain & very heavy, again worked superbly, stuck them on like S*** to a blanket (seems to be the saying of the month on here!). Would highly reccomend it. It does go off quite quickly though, so I mixed up about a litr e of waters worth each go - my first attempt at tiling though so a bit slower than most!
I laid porcelain floor tiles last month in my new bathroom. Used BAL rapidset flexible adhesive, it's got some new fangled porcel bond plus stuff in it for porcelain & other fully vitrified tiles. Really pleased with the result. I used same stuff on the wall tiles which are 330 x 600mm, 10mm thick porcelain & very heavy, again worked superbly, stuck them on like S*** to a blanket (seems to be the saying of the month on here!). Would highly reccomend it. It does go off quite quickly though, so I mixed up about a litr e of waters worth each go - my first attempt at tiling though so a bit slower than most!
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