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    Can I pack out a wall at the side of a shower tray 40mm with celotex insulation board then tile it . What adhesive to use ?

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    welcome!

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    do you mean the side wall? and if you register you'll probably get more replies (it's easy to do)

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    19x35 tile batten screwed to the wall. Cellotex cut in between use 35mm Cellotex then screw 6mm Hardibacker board to the battens to give you a surface suitable to tile onto. (i assume 6mm is suitable for walls but the pro tilers will be able to say for sure)
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    19x35 tile batten screwed to the wall. Cellotex cut in between use 35mm Cellotex then screw 6mm Hardibacker board to the battens to give you a surface suitable to tile onto. (i assume 6mm is suitable for walls but the pro tilers will be able to say for sure)
    I think you'll need at least 10mm for a stud wall

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    12mm Hardibacker 500 for walls on stud work..

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    reduce you batten size and cellotex and increase you board depth as appropriate. you wont acheive exactly 40mm but a couple of mm should not matter too much.
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    Yes hardi backer board is best

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