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stev wrote:it has to be dug up properly and evenly...u dont want a bumpy floor and cracked tiles.
dont let him dig holes in the tiles to let the new thinset hold. eventually some tiles would become loose.
nervewrecker wrote:stev wrote:it has to be dug up properly and evenly...u dont want a bumpy floor and cracked tiles.
dont let him dig holes in the tiles to let the new thinset hold. eventually some tiles would become loose.
there have been cases where owners have requested tiles be laid upon tiles.
anyhow, even if the ground a bit uneven the thinset is used to level it.
who your tileman btw?
gastly369 wrote:nervewrecker wrote:stev wrote:it has to be dug up properly and evenly...u dont want a bumpy floor and cracked tiles.
dont let him dig holes in the tiles to let the new thinset hold. eventually some tiles would become loose.
there have been cases where owners have requested tiles be laid upon tiles.
anyhow, even if the ground a bit uneven the thinset is used to level it.
who your tileman btw?
parmy or pramey( pram-eee) or however you does spell he name was a bawse from st john trace... he did our yard.. died a while now tho
nervewrecker wrote:^^
if is the wall - dust galore. dust mask is a must.
if is the floor maybe some water on the surface will keep the dust down.
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