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Tile is planned over a cracked slab with no movement or crack isolation review. What should be addressed?

Correct Answer

B) Crack treatment.

Cracks and movement conditions should be evaluated and treated before tile is installed.

Answer Options
A
Proceed with the finish work where tile is planned over a cracked slab with no movement or crack isolation review, and accept the shortcut until final walkthrough.
B
Crack treatment.
C
Treat the item as a color or trim preference where tile is planned over a cracked slab with no movement or crack isolation review, instead of stopping to repair the finish base condition.
D
Accept the installer's shortcut where tile is planned over a cracked slab with no movement or crack isolation review, without correcting the product, backing, or clearance problem.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Cracks and movement conditions should be evaluated and treated before tile is installed.

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