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Can I Lay Ceramic Tile Over an Existing Vinyl Floor?

One of the most frequently asked questions in the laying of tiles, I can lay ceramic tile over an existing vinyl floor in my kitchen / bathroom. Well, the answer to that question is yes and no. It all depends on two things, the condition of the linoleum floor and what is beneath the PVC floor. Let's look at these two points in detail.

If your vinyl flooring in good condition?

Ceramic tile needs a good bond with the materialunderneath. If you do not come with vinyl flooring or the compliance with the primer (to) at the corners or edges you can "answer yes to this question. You want to ensure that the PVC-flooring is before you proceed cleanly. Use a brush and clean grease and dirt before you try to remove the basket, ceramic tiles. If the vinyl flooring comes in some areas, it is best to remove the linoleum floor before laying the ceramicBrick.

What flooring is available under the linoleum floor, wood or concrete?

If your floor is concrete, you're good to go if you answered "yes" to question number 1. If your floor is plywood then you will want to take the time to install backerboard on the floor. Backer board Cement Board is a ½ "inch thick. Install the board by screwing it onto the floor beams. Be sure to avoid the recommended screws for the backerboard in order toCorrosion. If you are an older house with solid wood floors, you may have a problem with solid wood floors shrinking and expanding on the humidity. In this case, you can try to install ½ "plywood on the floor with the construction adhesive and screws. Then apply the back wall, in which case you can try with ¼" backerboard.

I hope this article helps to resolve the common question, "Can I lay ceramic tile over an existing vinyl floor.Think about taking out your time during the preparation floor.



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