spongebob squarepants
Yas Marina
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The first half was level (to the right side) , however the other side was about half an inch low and required self-levelling compound first. Still pretty easy as I laid the level side first then used the self levelling compound on the other side, prior to tiling. The tiles aren't expensive but the pucka adhesive is.
I bought a cheap tile cutter (30 quid) (rotary disk cutter) which went through them like butter, the only thing I'd do differently is chose a tile with better slip resistance (at least R12) mine were R10. And a smaller size (I used 600 x 600) which are hard to lay on anything but a perfect level floor.
If mine get wet they are slippy! But fine when dry. With wet tyres the car will slide if you're not careful.
I bought a cheap tile cutter (30 quid) (rotary disk cutter) which went through them like butter, the only thing I'd do differently is chose a tile with better slip resistance (at least R12) mine were R10. And a smaller size (I used 600 x 600) which are hard to lay on anything but a perfect level floor.
If mine get wet they are slippy! But fine when dry. With wet tyres the car will slide if you're not careful.
