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I am tiling our masterbath floor with 18x18 porcelain tile. I have found that one edge of the room (about 2-3') slopes up by about 3/8". The rest of the room is pretty level. This is on a 2nd floor with plywood subfloor.

Any ideas on how to level this out?

I thought of using self leveling underlayment, but I figure I will be pouring it to about 5/8" thick once I add in the mesh. That's a lot of bags for a 100 sq ft room.

Thanks in advance for any ideas.
 

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What is the mesh for?
What are you putting this large tile over? Not directly on plywood I hope?
That size tile will require a very rigid floor system. What sort of joists do you have? Size, span and spacing.
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The floor should be plenty stiff... 2x10's at 16"oc spanning 10'.

The mesh would be for applying the self leveling underlayment over a plywood substrate.

If I don't use the self leveling underlayment, I would use backerboard or Ditra over the plywood.

Thanks.
 
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