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tiling onto breeze blocks
My shed has 3 walls built with 6" breeze blocks.
I have a pile of 6" white ceramic matt wall tiles from a cancelled job. Is it ok to tile directly onto blocks? The other wall is the dividing wall and gets damp. It is also very rough. Whats the easiest way to protect against the damp penetration and smooth it for the tiles. Thanks. Arthur |
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tiling onto breeze blocks
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"51" writes: My shed has 3 walls built with 6" breeze blocks. I have a pile of 6" white ceramic matt wall tiles from a cancelled job. Is it ok to tile directly onto blocks? The other wall is the dividing wall and gets damp. It is also very rough. Whats the easiest way to protect against the damp penetration and smooth it for the tiles. Depends why it gets damp. A scratch/render coat of sand and cement with waterproofer would do, unless the moisture is under any pressure to come through the wall. -- Andrew Gabriel [email address is not usable -- followup in the newsgroup] |
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