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I’m currently tiling my alfresco slab and wondering how do I fill the gap/void between my outdoor sliding door track and the slab/tile? Is it best to tile under the track or add something underneath it to hold up the track?
Good afternoon @aydenmb21
It was a long time ago and my gap is bigger - but I used a piece of decking and concrete bolts.
For that 'perfect' fit - I had to hand plane it in sections, but it made a really positive effect to the sliding door movement.
Just a post hamburger for lunch thought.
Cheers!
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @aydenmb21. Great to have you join us and already receive a great suggestion from @Noyade. You'll find we have loads of helpful and clever community members always willing to provide advice and inspiration.
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Jason
Hi @aydenmb21,
Does the track need to be held up, and have you removed any structural support from under it? If not, then the gap is really only cosmetic, and @Noyade has provided a great option.
You could tile under there if you wished, if that's a look you'd like.
The gap looks a little too large to fill with Sikaflex 11FC, but you could do so. Regardless, I'd be inclined to run a bead of this across the vertical concrete to seal it off and prevent water ingress under the door. Then, you could use a timber or aluminium profile to cap off the area.
Please let us know if you have any questions.
Mitchell
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