Tile adhesive and stones in wet areas

If I want to botch something, I'll get a run-of-the-mill tiler. That’s true, then I would have said it like that. Since I am by no means clueless when it comes to craftsmanship, I simply want to do it myself because it’s fun and, well, HANDMADE.
It was purely a question about materials. There is definitely nothing difficult about tiling.



You can save yourself stupid answers. An honest opinion and expertise would be more appropriate.

Thanks for the answers

I don’t find my answer stupid at all, it’s my honest opinion

Tile covering is something substantial, so a layperson shouldn’t tackle that – the connection to the floor has to be right.
You won’t get a 100% explanation over the internet,

Best regards, Yvonne

Hey Yvonne, what’s wrong with you, another post where you come across a bit cheeky. This isn’t just a forum for people who have things built for them. Many people even like to do something themselves in the house.

Question number 4: I always mix the plaster myself. The ready-made plaster from the bucket is too expensive for me. For smoothing, I always use the products from the company Knauf Rotband. In the bathroom, my grandpa also used a smooth plaster based on cement. I can’t really say if that’s correct or not. But on the manufacturer websites, it always states which plaster you can use where.

Best regards

My tiler also swears by the flexible adhesive from Knauf.
Nevertheless, I have to join the critical voices.
This will be another case of:
"I did everything myself!"
"Yes, you can tell."