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I am making a small bench for a recently remodeled bathroom . I have designed
it to use two left over porcelain floor (11 3/8" x 11 3/8") tiles on the top. The top is rabbited to accept the tiles and provide direct support from the frame. I have attached a backer board to the bottom to give full support to the tiles. The question is: what adhesive should I consider using. I have a lot of regular tile adhesive left over from the walls. Would that be the right thing to float into the prepared cavity, or should I be looking at something else? I plan on using clear silicone to seal around the edges. The tiles do not directly abut each other. As always, TIA. ____________________ Bill Waller New Eagle, PA |
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