Solid bed fixing means achieving 100% coverage of the adhesive on the back of the tile. It’s required by British Standards for:
- All floor tiling
- Wall tiling with tiles larger than 0.1m² (roughly 300mm x 300mm)
- All tiling in wet areas, outside or in swimming pools
To achieve solid bed fixing with Dunlop adhesives:
- Use the correct size notched trowel
- For floor tiling, use a solid-bed trowel or a suitably sized notched trowel
- Back-butter large format tiles
- Periodically check coverage by lifting a newly laid tile
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