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I have a little SWMBO project to complete which is knocking up a new house number using some ceramic tile numbers we picked up on holiday and a nice piece of oak.
Plan is to recess the tiles into the wood, but what's going to be the best thing to stick and grout the tiles in? Ideally something that's available in small quantities rather than a big bucket of whatever it is as it's only a tiny size
Thanks
Tube of builders adhesive e.g. Gripfill
You might want to seal the wood first.
My Stepdad is a tiler. He would always use flexible adhesive on a timber substrate.
Mind you if it's only tiny it's unlikely to flex.
I's always use BAL flexible if possible, but I don't think they do small bags.
Mapei is OK, B&Q sell it.
Gorilla Glue. Foaming flexing brilliant stuff.
nomorenails tape
silicone sealant will do the job and you may well have some
failing that a glue gun or glue of choice
Whatever you have ,above blue tac strength, will work
silicone sealant will do the job and you may well have some
This - but there are loads of silicone sealants now that are also adhesives available for a few quid a tube from screwfix. Squeeze a bit in there, spread it round and bed the tiles down on it. Leave a book or something on them while it cures to keep the two tiles level and flat. Job jobbed.
Soudal fix-all
Gripbond pro
These two are water proof and stick brick,wood,concrete,metal etc. About £5 a tube . any sticks like sh*t should do it really from the local DIY shop.
