Im involved with a large renovation project at the moment and due to other jobs on the go and other people not pulling their weight we are falling behind. I've got two bathrooms to take from shells to completion in three weeks!
I've now taken on a labourer full time to cope with everything. If we can get on top of the bathrooms and try to tile a third in three weeks we've caught up and i can start the downstairs on time. Its a wet under floor heating install tiled with 600x600 porcelain.
The floor previously had a Travertine install over a microbore wet UFH. With no height issues i was hoping to just remove tiles and install onto the existing screed. That was until someone went right through all layers with a kango and hit the cold main to the kitchen.
I've had to get down to the leak and then in doing so made it inevitable it all needs to come out.
So Im now down to the concrete slab that was under the insulation.
Im wondering how to approach this because i now have to build this back up by approximately 7". Im after the quickest solution to insulate, install wet UFH and be able to tile.
Having to rebuild has made my diary very very tight. I have two bathrooms lined up at the end of March and don't wanna loose them because of someone else's mistake.
I've now taken on a labourer full time to cope with everything. If we can get on top of the bathrooms and try to tile a third in three weeks we've caught up and i can start the downstairs on time. Its a wet under floor heating install tiled with 600x600 porcelain.
The floor previously had a Travertine install over a microbore wet UFH. With no height issues i was hoping to just remove tiles and install onto the existing screed. That was until someone went right through all layers with a kango and hit the cold main to the kitchen.
I've had to get down to the leak and then in doing so made it inevitable it all needs to come out.
So Im now down to the concrete slab that was under the insulation.
Im wondering how to approach this because i now have to build this back up by approximately 7". Im after the quickest solution to insulate, install wet UFH and be able to tile.
Having to rebuild has made my diary very very tight. I have two bathrooms lined up at the end of March and don't wanna loose them because of someone else's mistake.
