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Fixing indian stone slabs to thermalite block?
What is the best way to fix indian stone slabs to a thermalite block wall, wall is under 1m high
If it's with adhesive then what is the best sealant to seal the block and what is the best flexible adhesive?
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Buxton•Member since 23 Jan 2019•9jobs,100%positivefeedback
Is this an internal or external wall?
If it’s internal you could use plasterboard adhesive.
Answered 22nd Jul 2019
Uxbridge•Member since 21 Oct 2014•2jobs,100%positivefeedback
You can stick the sandstone to blockwork using o.p.c and a p.v.a additive or with a strong outdoor tile adhesive, no need to seal blockwork.
Answered 22nd Jul 2019
Nottingham•Member since 29 Sep 2017•11jobs,100%positivefeedback
No sealant needed
Just loads of exterior tile adhesive as they come different thickness ‘s
and make sure the slabs are thoroughly soaked because this product is prone to “popping”
Answered 23rd Jul 2019
Lewes•Member since 22 Jan 2019•6jobs,100%positivefeedback
If outside , I would tight coat the thermalite with a 6;1;1 washed sand cement lime scratched render ,then sbr adhesive in a ratio of 20% to 80 % water painted on surface. Leave to dry
Recoated as work proceeds , and use a recommended exterior tile adhesive,grout .Then seal with a grangers waterproof sealant.consult a tile supplier for advise on tile adhesive and grout.
Answered 26th Jul 2019
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