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Whitey

Just wondering if someone could answer this for me please?

Having just had a minor leak in the family bathroom (no pun intended!!) I've scrapped the carpet in order to tile the floor.
The substrate is interlocking chipboard sheets, 18mm i think. Can i prep the existing floor with a primer? or do i have to overboard with something like 6mm cement boards?

Anyway my original question was if I overboard do tile to carpet threshold strips allow for the extra depth of overboard/adhesive/tile??

Apologies if this is a bit of a daft question (its amazing what you start thinking about when the mrs has the tv remote!!!)
 
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Ian

A 'Z' bar will accommodate any height transition. The difference won't be as much as you think, the carpet + underlay will be a similar height to the cement board + tile.
 

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As above.

Or, a transition bar, which is for floors of differing heights. About 15mm max I think.
 
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Rookery

Z bar for me too. The time it gets tricky is when you've got thick tiles plus overboarding plus UFH.
 
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Time's Ran Out

A 'Z' bar will accommodate any height transition. The difference won't be as much as you think, the carpet + underlay will be a similar height to the cement board + tile.

That sounds just like a real salesmans patter!
 

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