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Are you back to block !? Or do you have existing plasterboard !?

@@TheBeardedTiler back to the block

Would you either build a stud work frame from moisture resistance 2x1 battern or dot and dab and then drill plug and screw through dot and dab

Personally I would just batten you could even use hardie backer instead…meaning less wood work and a stronger surface to work on..brick bond the boards !

@TheBeardedTiler when you say brick bond are you meaning plaster board adhesive and dot and dab the harde backer board

That’s good enough for me !! Thank you so much for the comment !!!👍🏼

What’s what called !?

No I guess with wall panels you would be using a silicone based adhesive to adhere too

@@TheBeardedTiler thanks for reply. I've got solvent-free gripfill to stick panels. It think the panel company recommend solvent-free so it doesn't eat into plastic panel.

@wantingtolearn2732 will be fine with out sealing then.

@@TheBeardedTiler great stuff. Thanks.

10mm trowel …and back butter and up to personal taste but if they are rectified I’d say 2/3mm max…. Hope this helps

@@TheBeardedTilerwhat does rectified tiles mean

@NagashiChidorii Rectified tiles, or sharp edge tiles as they can be known, are ceramic or porcelain tiles that have been manufactured to a very precise tolerance. This means they are cut to near exact measurements with a near perfect straight edge.

Yes still use prime 3/1 mix. but then u could use a standard flex /slow or fast set of your preference adhesive..

@@TheBeardedTiler ok I have already a concrete floor. I was hoping to find just one adhesive which I don't need to prime. It's a place I am renting so I wanna do it cheap as possible. but it also works.

@bsfbestshortfilmsonyoutube how longs the concrete floor been down ?

If it’s an old solid concrete floor and they aren’t massive tiles and no underfloor heating don’t worry about the matting …not worth it ..

Primer is cheap and it’s only to get a better bond in case it’s dusty and to stop suction so it does t dry out to quick.

I leave it til next day !! Just so it gives a chance to set otherwise you might disturb matting.

To be truthful I have always back buttered only as my dad’s a tiler and he taught me that. Thanks for the comment and taking the time to watch my content !

Filling the joint with a flex tile adhesive as with what you would like tiles. As for waterproofing if it’s a wet room area maybe. I usually tape internal corners as that’s the most prone to leak. Sometimes tanking I find is overkill and an added expense. Hope this helps

That's great, thanks so much @@TheBeardedTiler

Thank you

And...

Not exactly as I’ve back buttered the tile and when using large format I use a vibration tool with then gets rid of any hollow spots ;)

@@TheBeardedTiler Top man, I haven't used a vibration tool yet but I've seen the results when demonstrated on glass

Yes I do! Well I used to but now I have help :)

Fair play mate, done a job a while back 800x800 and thats my limit, proper hard work. All the best dude.

@tilerman thanks for watching my videos. Good size 800x800. These were 1200x1200.

I call it “the Cornish mudflap”

You are welcome!

No problem

Well it’s very time consuming but get either a raking hand tool or you can get grout removal tools with diamond blades….sorry there’s no quick way of getting it out.

160 ;)

Always have a sponge and water and a towel. Also I guess years of practice 🤗 least you had a go and I hope your happy with it. Least the other half will be better.

@@TheBeardedTiler It is, and your video helped a lot. Thx, if you ever come to Zagreb, Croatia you have a beer on me.

@MyHandleDownThere love this !! Will do.

Thanks for sharing!

I disagree...I've got a resume of successful high end clients with wood plank porcelain flooring. Repeat clients with more tile work with same product. I respectfully disagree

Damn dude, I love how mad people get on the internet about such stupid stuff. Just don’t buy wood style tile and be happy.

@abstractheory1 I know right …but I guess everyone has a opinion on things. 🤣

Correct 👍🏼

Wood effect….depends on what your tiling onto. And how big the planks are! Let me know and I’ll message you a product

Yes mate

Thanks means a lot also I did most of it with a pair of nippers 🤙🏼nice comment though thanks again for looking

Hahahhahah really !!! Have faith in the Grabo ;)

Keep that in mind. Idea for a video :)

@@TheBeardedTiler I commented on another of your videos, I’m a setter by trade and just thinking like someone that is a diy person that would really help someone out showing how to make those intricate cuts. That cut is next level and if it was easy for you be proud because it isn’t easy for most. I’d probably spend a hour on something like that, maybe more haha.

I think so too!

Best comment I’ve had !!! Cheers

@@TheBeardedTiler haha. More to come. Love your content buddy. Keep it up.

Roughly 3/4 weeks from start to finish. Epoxy grout as well

@@TheBeardedTiler I’m a tile setter by trade and been In The field since 98. I seen your upload and was thinking that a huge job for one person. I work alone Also. Looks good.

@wasntme3651 for some reason jobs seem to of got bigger …this house also has 6 bathrooms!!! Tiles also are getting stupid sizes and it can’t be good for our bodies! Thanks for taking the time to watch and like my content though. Also check instagram account danielpage2022 this is my new career path I’m hoping will work out !

@@TheBeardedTiler I recently had to buy the Rubi 250 48 inch saw because of the demand for large tiles. I agree it’s hard on setters for sure. Keep uploading the content and your work is top shelf👊🏼

@wasntme3651 thank you that means a lot

Glad I helped out. ;)

Hiw did it go

Hi Chris ..thanks for the comment. What kind of stone ?? Yes you definitely need to seal them. I’d recommend fila products they are easy to use and work really well. Make sure you do a test as some darker colours will stain the stone !!! So be aware!! Best to do a extra layer of sealer just incase. Any problems or issues just leave a message.