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Useful Tips - Tiling

  • When fixing battens, leave the nail heads protruding so that they can easily be removed when the adhesive has dried.
  • Take care to ridge your adhesive to the correct depth, as the ridges are essential for strong tile adhesion.
  • Keep checking with a spirit.
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