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Discuss Solid floor method in the Tanking & Wetrooms at TilersForums; Am I right in this procedure= 1 Lay and mark former out area 2 Cut round with disc cutter 3 Dig out concrete to over depth of tray 4 Fix ...
          
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    Default Solid floor method

    Am I right in this procedure=

    1 Lay and mark former out area
    2 Cut round with disc cutter
    3 Dig out concrete to over depth of tray
    4 Fix gully in position
    5 Screed tray area and lay tray and fix gully
    6 Tank

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    ...needs to be solidly fixed..

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    Just been looking on the impey website and it's near enough the method they recomend.

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