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Using a suitable notched floor trowel held at a 45 o angle, spread the adhesive onto the floor to form parallel ribs into which the tiles should be pushed with a firm twisting action, this will collapse the ribs of adhesive and produce a 3-4mm solid bed of adhesive beneath the tiles. This will be extended in cold weather and reduced in warm conditions. Mix only enough material that can be used within the pot life of the product (around 30 minutes at 20 oC). Stir until a smooth lump-free consistency is achieved. Refer to the packaging or product data sheets for information regarding mixing ratios. Fixingįix tiles in a cement-based adhesive such as Norcros Fast Set Rock-Tite, Norcros Rapid Porcelain Grey or White, Norcros Rapid Porcelain S1 or Norcros Thick Bed Stone & Porcelain Adhesive. For intricate cuts a cardboard template will help to achieve more accurate results. A slide cutter and nippers are essential, however an electric wet cutter will make the job easier. These can bought or in some instances hired. Cutting tilesįloor tiles, especially natural stone and porcelain can be difficult to cut and good quality tools are required. More information on the provision of movement joints is available in the Norcros ‘How To’ Sheet for âMovement Joints in Tiled Installationsâ. In large floor areas, intermediate movement joints should be provided at 8-10 metre intervals. Perimeter movement joints should be inserted at door thresholds and where the tiling abuts restraining surfaces such as perimeter walls, columns, curbs, steps and plant fixed to the baseĬ. Over existing and/or structural movement joints.ī. To counteract movement stresses, which can result in tiles cracking and/or debonding, in accordance with British Standard BS5385-3:2014, movement joints should be provided:Ī. Always be aware of how the floor will look when you enter the room. Make sure there are no awkward cuts, some adjustment may be necessary. These gaps will be filled with grout once the tiles have been fixed and the adhesive dried. From the central cross lay out the dry tiles allowing a minimum 3mm wide gap between the tiles to allow for movement stresses within the floor during service. Measure the width and length of the floor and draw a cross in the centre. The general rule is to work from the centre outwards. The slurry bonding coat should be allowed to dry before fixing commences. prior to applying a slurry bonding coat consisting of 2 parts cement-based adhesive: 1 part Norcros Prime Bond using a brush or roller. Removing all traces of dirt, dust etc.Mechanically abrading to expose the coarse aggregate.Power Floated Concrete has a shiny finish which inhibits adhesion, for this reason it should be prepared by either:

#Tiled garage floor pro#

The concrete may be levelled using either Norcros Pro 50 or Norcros Pro 30 levelling compound. Brush apply Norcros Prime Bond diluted 1:4 with water, to reduce the absorbency of the concrete and suppress dust. If the concrete is dusty, dry brush with a wire brush and remove the loose dust.

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The concrete must be clean, dry and free from dust, laitance and any other contaminants which may act as a release agent, preventing the adhesive from bonding to the concrete. All in all a splendid family home which should be viewed to appreciate all that is on offer.How To Tile Onto A Concrete Floor Tiling on a concrete floor PreparationĬoncrete must be at least 6 weeks old to enable movement caused by drying shrinkage to have taken place. The property itself is situated in the ever popular Bridlewood location which provides good access to local shops, schools and amenities. Externally the property boasts a pleasant size rear garden for a property of its type along with a larger than average frontage with a garage and off-road parking for c.4/5 cars/turning area. Further attributes include uPVC double glazing and gas central heating. Sole agents Charles Harding would strongly recommend an internal viewing to fully appreciate this family home with the accommodation on offer briefly comprising of four bedrooms with a range of built-in wardrobes to bedrooms one and two, ensuite shower room to bedroom one, living room, dining room, refitted kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, entrance hall, ground floor cloakroom, fitted family bathroom. TUCKED IN THE CORNER of a CUL-DE-SAC within the HIGHLY SOUGHT AFTER BRIDLEWOOD DEVELOPMENT is this WELL PRESENTED four bedroom detached family home with a LARGER THAN AVERAGE FRONTAGE including EXCELLENT OFF ROAD DRIVEWAY PARKING for 4/5 cars.