use a purpose made flexible adhesive for fixing tiles onto wooden floors. (eg BAL)
Also if boards are not rock solid, put some screws in an 150mm centres to pull them up tight to joists.
Rick
use a purpose made flexible adhesive for fixing tiles onto wooden floors. (eg BAL)
Also if boards are not rock solid, put some screws in an 150mm centres to pull them up tight to joists.
Rick
I have avery similar job coming up apart from my tiles being 330mm on a side. there is some info at
Just athougth but have you tried tiles R us to see if they have a 'how to do it'leaflet?
Good Luck
Bob
And come loose.
Sounds like chipboard flooring panels.
The normal recommendation is to fix 6mm plywood over the floor, screwed in place, then use a flexible adhesive designed for the job.
so you will be fixing the thick plywood between the joists? I'm confused why? is it just for strength
It's something I am going to be doing soon so am after as much information as possible..
People keep telling me to leave the floor boards down and screw plywood on top of it, then tile on top of that, but I'm worried because that should mean the tiles are 2cm higher than the rest of the floor in the house, and I just know thats the edge I'm gonna break my toes on.
My bathroom floor is 19mm T&G pine. I have had tiles (300mm nominal square) laid. The guy got me to lay 9m ply over the whole floor screwed down at 150mm centres. He was quite insistent that it should be 9mm at a minimum. For all the cost, effort, difficulty and time I reckoned it was far better to get someone in to do it.
Rob
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