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Hi all looking for some advice started a kitchen today removed all existing tiles they were fixed to bare brick in most places and skim in others.
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I would dry line it personaly
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as above dot & dab + mechanically fix it with screws for extra strength walls
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doug boardley
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as above from me too, 6mm hardie is to waffy for walls imo
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Hardi 250 can be used for walls but it must be full coverage fixed as in adhesive bed and mechanically fixed.. but PB would be easier.
As for the floor, then hardi 250 is fine but the substrate must be sound first.
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as above
I know nothing I havent learnt
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