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Level Shower Floor With Thinset. I need to establish a bed of about 1 to 2 inches to get them at the proper elevation, so they will be level at the height of the 2/3 remaining. You can use thinset to install tile over an uneven cement floor and leave the floor perfectly level. You can use thinset to level the floor if its only out a little as you say it is (no more than 1/4). As long as it is flat (straight) and the top is level and sloped to the inside of the shower you can fix any imperfections after it cures or make up for inconsistencies with thinset as you set your tile. Vinyl tile, on the other hand, is too flexible, making it too susceptible to showing unevenness. You can also use thinset mortar to level out an uneven cement floor or fill small holes in. Thinset will adhere to thinset just fine. The level is consistent for the extire 48 run. My 48x48 3/4 subfloor is out of level 5/8 from right side (exterior wall).

The level is consistent for the extire 48 run. As long as it is flat (straight) and the top is level and sloped to the inside of the shower you can fix any imperfections after it cures or make up for inconsistencies with thinset as you set your tile. My 48x48 3/4 subfloor is out of level 5/8 from right side (exterior wall). Thinset will adhere to thinset just fine. You can also use thinset mortar to level out an uneven cement floor or fill small holes in. You can use thinset to level the floor if its only out a little as you say it is (no more than 1/4). I need to establish a bed of about 1 to 2 inches to get them at the proper elevation, so they will be level at the height of the 2/3 remaining. Vinyl tile, on the other hand, is too flexible, making it too susceptible to showing unevenness. You can use thinset to install tile over an uneven cement floor and leave the floor perfectly level.

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Level Shower Floor With Thinset You can use thinset to level the floor if its only out a little as you say it is (no more than 1/4). The level is consistent for the extire 48 run. As long as it is flat (straight) and the top is level and sloped to the inside of the shower you can fix any imperfections after it cures or make up for inconsistencies with thinset as you set your tile. I need to establish a bed of about 1 to 2 inches to get them at the proper elevation, so they will be level at the height of the 2/3 remaining. Vinyl tile, on the other hand, is too flexible, making it too susceptible to showing unevenness. You can also use thinset mortar to level out an uneven cement floor or fill small holes in. You can use thinset to install tile over an uneven cement floor and leave the floor perfectly level. Thinset will adhere to thinset just fine. My 48x48 3/4 subfloor is out of level 5/8 from right side (exterior wall). You can use thinset to level the floor if its only out a little as you say it is (no more than 1/4).