How to cover bathroom floor tiles and make it look completely flat?

[ddel]

Hi all, 

I am was thinking to cover these tiles with Renovation Range Tiles & Benchtops Satin.

I also want to smooth them like this video but I have NO IDEA what to buy to serve the purpose well.

Here is the video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xm9KTv0ziU

I will appreciate your help. 

[MitchellMc]

Hi @ddel,

To clarify, you'd need to use the Dulux Renovation Range Floors. The Tile And Benchtops Satin is for wall tiles, not floor tiles. I just didn't want you to go with the wrong product.

Ardex Feather Finish is typically used to smooth over grout lines before laying flooring over the top that needs a smooth substrate. What was your end goal? Did you want a perfectly smooth floor surface in your bathroom that doesn't look like it's tiled?

Note that the Dulux Renovation range is designed for tiles not to coat a cement surface, such as the Ardex Feather Finish.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Mitchell

[ddel]

"Did you want a perfectly smooth floor surface in your bathroom that doesn't look like it's tiled?"

YES, this exactly!

Epoxy is not really what I want...Microcement is the ideal choice but it is apparently unavailable in Australia for whatever reason and it is not a DIY thing.

[EricL]

Hi @ddel 

Have you considered using Smart Home Products 2.22m² Havana Waterproof Aquaguard Hybrid Wide Planks on top of your tiles? It's a great way to upgrade your flooring without having to remove the tiles in your bathroom. 

Here are some great examples of hybrid flooring:

• Hybrid flooring installation over tiled floor by @WoodenGregsWood 
   
• D.I.Y. hybrid flooring installation by @RAW 

If you have any other questions we can help with, please let us know.

Eric

[ddel]

Hi Eric, 

Jackpot! 

Thank you very much......this community never disappoints.