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I am going to add tiles to a part of the kitchen wall, approximately 60 x 50 cm, to provide better protection than the wallpaper we have had there since the kitchen was renovated. I have removed the wallpaper where the tiles will be placed. The wall is a non-load-bearing, pre-fabricated interior wall from the 70s, consisting of an MDF board on studs. In other words, not the sturdiest wall...
My thought is to glue the tiles, but I am unsure about which adhesive to use. I initially considered construction adhesive, like PL600, but then I found Tile Adhesive. Which of these do you think would work best? Or is there an even better way to put up the tiles on the wall without them falling down?
A little unsure about how much is needed, but 3 PL600 is roughly the same price as the bucket of tile adhesive.
Without having used tile adhesive, my guess is that the tiles might adhere better with PL600...?
Regards/ Moribusken
Well, you can apply the adhesive in many different ways... on the edges and in the middle... zigzag all over if you're using a tube and it's not always 100% level.
But the idea with the bucket and a notched trowel is that you spread it as you normally would with tile grout.
But there are as many ways as there are carpenters in the world =)
Tile adhesive all days of the week, works like any other fix, but adheres better, can be used on existing tiles. Setting glue will just become awkwardly sticky and hard to adjust.
Tile adhesive all days of the week, works like any fix, but adheres better, can be used on existing tiles.
Mounting adhesive will just become awkwardly sticky and difficult to adjust.
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