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Yeah, looks like!!! Don't like set up either!!! Not centered or equaled. I know walls will be tiled, but I would clean floor tiles and joints 1st,then protect it be4 I start the walls.Only been tiling for over two years, after 11 years of drylining and carpentry around London, still think tiling is more responsible and accurate trade.

Yeah,i agree.I would be really worried leaving such big pockets of air underneath.

Looking familiar? 🤣

Yes it is sand mixed with cement, and in in top of that we add something which is called "cement milk" made with water mixed with Cement till it gets fatter

@@PR0TILES Instead of the "cement milk", can we use a tile adhesive instead?

@@dotnetcademy Yes of course, but it can lead you to bad nivelisation. This is a pretty easy way .

@@PR0TILES Okay thank you for your response. I have a DIY project coming up soon for the staircase, and I learned a lot from your video. The thing that's bothering me is that for each riser, I have two tiles to place instead of one. So keeping two tiles vertically up in place could be tricky when laying the cement and sand mixture. Is there any trick that you can provide me when working with two tiles for each step?

@@dotnetcademy Hmm you can use this mixture at the same time while tiling just when you have in this case 120cm tiles or more. In youre case its better to measure the stairs and to start nivelising them with cement and sand, until all stairs to be all equal, leave them and next day start tiling... hope it can help you.

Thanks you for the advice, but i had no marker with me at that moment lol.

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