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    Are you planning on doing a riser tile on the edge of the concrete? Typically the tiles extend out over your riser tile or flush with the edge of the slab if you don’t have a riser and then you sparge up the face to support the tile.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beardy View Post
    Are you planning on doing a riser tile on the edge of the concrete? Typically the tiles extend out over your riser tile or flush with the edge of the slab if you don’t have a riser and then you sparge up the face to support the tile.
    Thanks Beardy.


    I definitely don’t want a riser tile. It will change the look in a manner I don’t want.

    I’ve never heard the term sparge outside of home brewing. What does it mean?
    Apologies for unnoticed autocomplete errors.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arron View Post
    Thanks Beardy.


    I definitely don’t want a riser tile. It will change the look in a manner I don’t want.

    I’ve never heard the term sparge outside of home brewing. What does it mean?
    After you lay the external tiles you are filling the void between the bottom edge of the tile and the concrete under it so that the tile edge is fully supported

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    Ok, thanks
    Apologies for unnoticed autocomplete errors.

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    Its also known as pointing
    The person who never made a mistake never made anything

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