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pva bond on top of the mdp primer and then lay the tiles?
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I am tiling my bathroom floor....it is mdf - in error, i put down mdp primer instead of pva bond....can i put pva bond on top of the mdp primer and then lay the tiles?

Tiling onto UPVC garden table top
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Do I need to use a particular grout or adhesive to tile onto a white UPVC garden table top? Thanks

Tiling over already tiled floor with underfloor heating
Tiling  •  680 views  •  2 answers

my kitchen floor (48m2) has wet underfloor heating with ceramic tiles laid on Dural durabase matting. I want to retile the floor but getting tiles and durabase up would be hideous. Can I retile over the existing tiles? If I do, do I need to use a new layer of …

Suitable product for unmodified thin set mortar between concrete and Ditra?
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Good day. I intend to tile my basement bathroom. I’m using self leveling compound on the floor, then will install Schluter Ditra. I understand I need unmodified thin set mortar between the concrete and the Ditra. Are you able to recommend a suitable product? Also, any insight on what type …

Transition from floor tiles to outside at external door
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We currently have a metal plate under our front door. We're having tiles laid on the floor and they will be higher than the current plate. What can we do to transition from tiles to outside please? Thanks

Should I use expanding foam before sealant for gaps between tiles and work surface?
Tiling  •  480 views  •  6 answers

I have a gap between my tiles and work surface is the best thing to fill it expanding foam before using a sealant

Porcelain
Tiling  •  344 views  •  6 answers

Have existing firm porcelain tile a 2 sq m Need to use just 2 tiles 1200 600each Created a walk through shower any recommendations will appreciate

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