Yeah, I got the same advice from a tile guy the other day. Apparently that is how he always does it. It just makes me a little nervous not knowing exactly how much SLC I will need before I start the job.
I would use a SLC if I did not have so much slope to level. Using the product in your link would require a lot of bags and would be very pricy. Plus, it says it only levels up to 1.5". I need to level up to 2.75".
Thanks for the advice. As far as the Quikrete mix, would you use the "Floor Mud" product(used for shower pans) or something more like their Crack Resistant concrete mix and the bonding product? https://www.quikrete.com/productlines/crackresistantconcrete.asp
I was actually planning on cutting...
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I am building(re-doing) a bathroom in my basement and am looking for advice/opinions on the best way to level the floor before we tile. Unfortunately there is a pretty significant downward slope in the concrete slab from the foundation wall(back wall of the bathroom) to the front. The...