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Installing Tile On Existing Tile
I have a customer thats asking me to do a flooring job for them, here is the issue there is carpet glued down to a existing tile subfloor, owner wants me to do it the least expensive way possiable soi thought that would be to isntall the new porcelin tiles over the existing cermaic tiles but what is the exact procedure here do i need to sand the tile floor down will this even give a proper bond for the thinset, thanks in adavce
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Sam
Trade: Wood Cork and Leather Flooring and more
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Austin TX
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Re: Installing Tile On Existing Tile
I am not a tile guy, but I think if you use mesh and thin set,it may work,let 's see what tilemasters say.
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Its all ball bearings
Trade: Tile
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Location: Will County, Illinois
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Re: Installing Tile On Existing Tile
WTF
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Trade: Carpentry
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Re: Installing Tile On Existing Tile
I think this is a joke.
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Trade: interior remodeling
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Kane Co. Illinois
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Re: Installing Tile On Existing Tile
This guy asks scary questions--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
You can't make any money on call backs,Do it right or walk away.(RUN AWAY IF YOU MUST) |
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Re: Installing Tile On Existing Tile
i dont understand where is the joke here and what is so scary, i am supplying my customer with diffrent options,i gave them a option, the proper way to demo the existing tile and install new tile over the existing concret pad or to supply a less expensive alternative so i dont lose the job but as long as they have both options, if i dont give them options another contractor will, so again what is the profesional procedure here from my research it is my undertsnading to sand or use a stripper to remove the glue, then the tiles need to be scouffed to allow the thinset to adhere to the tile subfloor,
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Re: Installing Tile On Existing TileQuote:
Cheap options are for hacks, explain this to the HO. Do it right or don't do it at all.
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