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backerboard ontop of concrete (tiling)
Alright, I'm new to tiling and I have this second story condo that has a
conrete floor (at least it looks that way). What I'm wanting to know is, should I lay backerboard over the concrete? Isn't the concrete stable enough for ceramic tiles? I know that there will be cracks that need to be filled, and that I might have to use a leveling compound. But all that sounds better than buying and hauling hardibacker into the condo and drilling holes into concrete slab. Any information would help |
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