Can you glue tiles on top of linoleum?

Answer 1

Yes and no. If the old linleum is peeling and seems loose then I would pull it up. If however the old linoleum is still in good shape and isn't peeling then yes, but steps must be taken. if it's on a cement floor then you need to coat the floor with a bonding agent or use a higher performing modified thinset. If the linoleum is on a wood subfloor I'd just staple metal lath right over the linoleum and tile it. I would use a bonding agent that most specialized tile stores sell. since there are so many just go to a tile store near you and ask them what they have.

Answer 2

Check at your local hardware store or big box store. It is normally called a sheet vinyl adhesive. Just ask an associate, and they will recommend the right product. Make sure to get the correct trowel recommended for installation as well.

ANS 2 - There are 2 kinds for linoleum. -One sticks it down, (usually comes in a bucket) and the other seals the seams (usually in a tube)

Answer 3

Yes, if the lino is perfectly clean and not peeling up anywhere.

Answer 4

Yes, you can glue wood to linoleum. Use PL200.

Answer 5

Certainly.