Are you using the correct trowel? Wall and floor tiling

[@blueworldrecords4632]

Great presentation. Much to consider.

[@Juan-hy5cl]

Nicely explained. Would you recommend a U-notched or square notch trowel on 12inx24in (300mmx600mm) porcelain bathroom wall tile? Perhaps a short video explaining the two with demo? Thanks

[@tradestrainingschooledinburgh]

Hi. A 10mm square notch is ideal for this tile. Make sure your background is Clean Dry Sound/solid Flat

[@SteveJones243]

Thanks for such a clear explanation throughout the video. I've got 600x300 porcelain, going to use 10mm sq notch and back butter. Is there a certain adhesive you would recommend? Thanks again 👍🏻

[@tradestrainingschooledinburgh]

BAL ONE is a great option. 6 hour set. 👍👍

[@kevinbenstock8116]

Great videos mate, very informative and educational to us DIYers out there, i would personally love to see you actually doing some tiling into corners, around windows and awkward problems like pipes to tile around, and finally how to fit tile trim around windows etc, do you tile first then slide trim behind til or do you put trim around window then fit tiles into trim,? Im sure im not the only diyer out there who would love to know the tricks of the trade. Keep up the good work mate, and please tell me your name so i dont have to call you mate, thanks Kevin.

[@tradestrainingschooledinburgh]

Cheers Kevin

[@453421abcdefg12345]

Is there a relationship between the size of the notch, and the amount of height gain when the floor tile is layed on it, I am laying 1.5 Mt x .5 Mt x 22mm thk ,(30 Kgs) stone tiles and I need to end up at door sill height, I assume the weight of the tile will settle them lower than a ceramic tile. Chris B.

[@joopdaloop5840]

great tutorial 👍🏽

[@joopdaloop5840]

nice demo 👍🏽

[@mznait88]

Which kind of trowel you recommend for 500 x 500 ceramics floor tiles

[@tradestrainingschooledinburgh]

12mm plus back butter

[@mikedobby-jooga5547]

Needs american subtitles