QUOTE(wira1979 @ Dec 28 2020, 09:42 AM)
Great advise. I've yet to discuss with my potential contractors about this though.
Is this something which you've already at your place? If you have, were you happy with the outcome?
It could probably work in my case, but I have the following concerns (listing it down here so that I remember to ask contractors later):
1. How much height would this add to the existing flooring? I'm adding plaster ceiling as well so will this make the space look/feel smaller?
2. How to deal with the current floor skirting which uses the existing tiles? Possible to hack just the skirting or just cover?
3. How to deal with areas that have a step down feature? i.e. bathrooms and kitchen (which I plan to use the same tile and same level as the rest of the space). Will there be a need to raise the floor of the step down areas?
I'll do some research and see if anyone else faced the same concerns above.
1) 1/2"-1" depending on how thick he apply the tile adhesive
2) Hack the skirting off only, cover wont be pretty as it will be too thick
3) If you want them to be flat then ask your contractor to level them with screed first, if the difference is 4" or more then can go for unbonded screed, else have to do bonded screed preferably with bonding agent (make some holes, then cement + susu slurry then screed on top).
This post has been edited by Cyberbullies: Dec 28 2020, 12:25 PM