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Tiling over a slightly uneven concrete slab
Im in the process of gutting a tiny half bath and Im about to tile the
floor. After pulling up the original flooring and cleaning it, I did a quick dry layout of some of the tiles and noticed that a few spots in the floor were not 100% level. At this point I put down 1/4 inch backerboard to try an dlevel the floor. Unfortunately the problem is still there. Can I get away with going a little heavy with the thinset in the uneven areas? I know there are self leveling compounds, but I'd like to avoid that if possible. |
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