Tile and adhesive weight per sq metre.
Ceramic tile weight kg m2.
Natural stone 10mm thick 28kg per m2.
20mm natural stone 58 00 kg m2 62 20 kg m2 i have just seen this table and i am disappointed i will not be able to use stone tiles in our new bathroom.
20mm natural stone 58 00 kg m2 62 20 kg m2 note.
The info i have would place it between 17 5 kg m2 22 kg m2 including adhesive grout but that s only a rough guide you really need an accurate weight of the tile then add 4 kg m2 for the addy grout.
If your at the high end it s marginal.
All you need to do is multiply the weight by the thickness of the tile to get the square metre weight.
Rectangular shape tiles 400 x 100mm 600 x 150mm are also becoming increasingly popular.
This information is for guidance only and may vary depending on the type of adhesive and density of the tile being used.
Porcelain 8mm thick 20kg per m2.
Typical weight equivalents 20kg m2 ceramic tiles up to 8mm thick max or natural stone tiles up to 7mm thick max 32kg m2 ceramic tiles up to 12 5mm thick max or natural stone tiles up to 10mm thick max remember to allow 2 4kg m2 for adhesive in addition to the declared tile weight per m2.
Ceramic 1 75 kg m2 per mm porcelain 2 403 kg m2 per mm granite 2 691 kg m2 per mm limestone 2 611 kg m2 per mm marble 2 563 kg m2 per mm quartz 2 173 kg m2 per mm sandstone 2 323 kg m2 per mm travertine dependant on grade between 2 08 and 2.
The walls are all plasterboarded cement board in shower area so i think we are limited to only 20kg m of weight.
The weight of tiling to a plasterboard background direct without a plaster skim should not exceed a weight of 32kg per m again this is equivalent to a ceramic tile and adhesive with a maximum thickness of 12 5mm and a natural stone tile plus adhesive with a maximum thickness of 10mm.
0 80 mm steel sheet.
It s the thickness that s important for sq m weight not the size.
Ceramic 12kg per m2.
Natural stone 20mm thick 35kg per m2.