original post.
http://www.diychatroom.com/f84/kitchen-floor-tile-install-estimate-513426/#post4480337
In an effort to get this post noticed I started a new one.
As far as the kitchen floor, the new contractor said the guy that does his tile floor installs does most of them by wet bedding and placing the tile on that rather that Schluter or backer board.
He told me advantages of wet bedding is the floor would be completely level and would help with the large format tiles. Also, would make it easier when installing base cabinets, because shimming of the cabinets most likely would not be needed.
My question is, has anyone here done or had a floor wetbedded? and on average, is wetbedding more expensive than other tile install methods?
I'll probably be getting the quote next week after he speaks to his tiler installer.
Thanks
http://www.diychatroom.com/f84/kitchen-floor-tile-install-estimate-513426/#post4480337
In an effort to get this post noticed I started a new one.
As far as the kitchen floor, the new contractor said the guy that does his tile floor installs does most of them by wet bedding and placing the tile on that rather that Schluter or backer board.
He told me advantages of wet bedding is the floor would be completely level and would help with the large format tiles. Also, would make it easier when installing base cabinets, because shimming of the cabinets most likely would not be needed.
My question is, has anyone here done or had a floor wetbedded? and on average, is wetbedding more expensive than other tile install methods?
I'll probably be getting the quote next week after he speaks to his tiler installer.
Thanks
