QUOTE(weikee @ Oct 7 2011, 02:27 PM)
Simen? you mean cement right?
If the level are very low, you need to raised the floor to desire level with cement. After Cement dry than lay tiles + cement.
My house, the wet and dry kitchen was very low (drop 6"), contractor put cement + sand and wait few days, only put tiles + cement.
The extended living hall, broken marble was installed without putting cement + sand earlier. Because is only 1.5" low, contractor do everything in one goal.
If your current floor is very low cement + sand to raised it, and wait few days only lay tiles + cement.
My living room only lower by around 2". So I guess no problem lay together in one goal.

Added on October 7, 2011, 3:21 pmQUOTE(kelvyn @ Oct 7 2011, 02:30 PM)
There are 2 different methods to installing the floor tiles.
- Dry Method. Cement screed the floor to the required level. Then install the floor tiles.
Pro: Better level control
Con: Slower and it involves additional process
- Wet Method. Cement screed the floor and at the same time install the floor tiles.
Pro: Better bonding of floor tiles & faster.
Con: Need better skill to ensure the good finishing.
At first they wanna do dry method, now change mind say do wet method. So i scare they cincai do.
After your explantion, i guess now is the problem whether the "Guru" have the skill to do wet method and levelling the floor properly.
This post has been edited by benjaminteg: Oct 7 2011, 03:22 PM