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Wall wooden tiles are ceramic or porcelain tiles designed to look like wood but without a hefty price tag.

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When finishing floors, you don't necessarily have a perfect blank canvas.

 When it comes to tiles, uneven surfaces can cause all sorts of problems, distorting the aesthetic and prescriptive look of a flooring project.

 But there is always hope of correcting these mistakes, so tiling is still a viable option.

 Here we would like to present you with a step-by-step guide on how to lay tiles on uneven floors.

Step 1 - Check the location of peaks and valleys

Even though we think the surface looks "broken", it's hard to tell without measuring tools.

 Fortunately, there are several ways to confirm if part of the subfloor is rising or falling in certain places.

 The most effective is a ruler - a strip of metal that can be laid on the surface.

 Other techniques, such as chalking a line from start to finish, are more difficult to achieve with the same level of precision.

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Before discussing how to lay uneven floors, it is important to use a good primer, a solution that binds regulates, and promotes air circulation in the base on which you are going to apply.

 Something like PR360 Styrene Acrylic Primer is great for plaster, wood, vinyl, stone, or any other subfloor surface.

 The primer must be diluted.

 Then roll it over the layer of soil and use a smaller brush to smooth the edges.

 Let the PR360 dry before proceeding to the next step.

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There are many benefits to adding large format tiles to your home.

 With less maintenance, long-lasting durability, multiple finish options, and a contemporary style, these tiles are a great addition to any room in any home.

 As the size and weight increase, slightly different installation techniques are required.

 To find out how to install large tiles, see our detailed guide below.

 First of all, before you start laying tiles or even preparing the area where the tiles will be placed, you need to know what surfaces you can safely hold them on.

  Some of us have nightmares when your new tile is too heavy to put on your bathroom wall.

 Do not mistakenly overestimate the strength of the walls and the weight of the wall tiles.

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You don't want to incur the extra expense of having to buy replacement tiles, or worse, having to repair walls that may have been damaged by falling tiles.

 A plaster wall will only support a combined weight of 20 kg/m² of tile and glue, ungreased plasterboard will support a maximum of 32 kg/m².

 When laying large format tiles on a floor, it is important that the floor is rigid and does not bend, as movement can cause the tiles to crack.

 If you are unsure whether your wall type is suitable for heavier tiles, ask our experts, who are here to help.

 For large format tiles, it is important to have a full bed of adhesive between the floor or wall and the tile to ensure full contact.

 This can be achieved by using a deeply notched trowel to stick the adhesive to the wall or floor and applying a layer of adhesive to the back of each tile.

Then twisting it into the ribbed adhesive into the mixture.

 Large format tiles can be heavy, and tiles are best placed in the adhesive with the help of an assistant.

 Tile suction cups attached to the front of the tiles help move large format tiles and position them neatly in the adhesive.