Hi,
I have a small food place with small tables. Unfortunately, the floor tiles are uneven making the tables wobbly. The tables aren't fixed to the ground.
The tiles are ceramic I think (or stone). The tiles are 8x8 inches = 20x20 cm. They're not wobbly, unfixed or hollow - they're just uneven.
I've had a flooring guy look at it and he told me to remove the old tiles and put new tiles. That of course is an expensive solution.
So now I'm looking for cheaper solutions:
1. Can I coat the existing floor with something to remove the unevenness?
2. Or is it for instance possible to just keep the uneven tiles and pour cement/other adhesive material on top of them and then put new tiles over? That way I'm burying the old tiles in cement and then putting new tiles. The new tiles don't have to be ceramic if it's easier with wood/vinyl/other.
3. Or maybe it's possible to sand it? That way I will "grind away" part of the tiles that are too high. Or will that look horrible?
4. Other solutions?
Any tips are welcome!
Thanks
I have a small food place with small tables. Unfortunately, the floor tiles are uneven making the tables wobbly. The tables aren't fixed to the ground.
The tiles are ceramic I think (or stone). The tiles are 8x8 inches = 20x20 cm. They're not wobbly, unfixed or hollow - they're just uneven.
I've had a flooring guy look at it and he told me to remove the old tiles and put new tiles. That of course is an expensive solution.
So now I'm looking for cheaper solutions:
1. Can I coat the existing floor with something to remove the unevenness?
2. Or is it for instance possible to just keep the uneven tiles and pour cement/other adhesive material on top of them and then put new tiles over? That way I'm burying the old tiles in cement and then putting new tiles. The new tiles don't have to be ceramic if it's easier with wood/vinyl/other.
3. Or maybe it's possible to sand it? That way I will "grind away" part of the tiles that are too high. Or will that look horrible?
4. Other solutions?
Any tips are welcome!
Thanks