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How do I tile to painted substrates?
underneath and prevent any barriers to adhesion. The substrate can then be tiled as normal using an appropriate ARDEX Cement-Based
Can I apply ARDEX levelling compounds over painted floors?
In general, “no”. A painted floor refers to anything on a floor that resembles paint and can include a variety of finishes
Can ARDEX levelling compounds be painted?
smooth, flat, wearing surface or as a base for suitable paint and resin coatings.
Why do I need to wait so long before tiling to certain substrates?
As per BS 5385, the following drying times should be allowed before tiling: Concrete: at least 6 weeks Traditional sand and
ARDEX Indortec Flexbone Matting 2E
ARDEX IndorTec Flexbone 2E is 100% uncoupled – meaning that substrates require minimal preparation. Use over bitumen, laitance
How do I prolong the open time of my tile adhesive?
concrete, the substrate can be dampened with water using a mist sprayer. This will reduce suction from the substrate, and help
What are the maximum weight restrictions for wall tiling?
As per BS 5385, the maximum weight restrictions for wall substrates are: Gypsum plaster: 20kg/m2 Gypsum plasterboard (12.5mm
What's the best ARDEX levelling compound for my project?
ultimate solution, with excellent adhesion to almost all substrates without the need to prime, including flooring grade plywood
Why should I waterproof or tank bathrooms, showers and other wet areas* before tiling?
not include swimming pools The underlying substrate in wet areas, or substrates adjoining wet areas, is often moisture-sensitive