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Hi all
I am looking to get some advice on a floor thats to be tiled with 600x600 tiles. It's 18mm plywood stright onto the joists.
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subfloor advice please!!
Hi all
I am looking to get some advice on a floor thats to be tiled with 600x600 tiles. It's 18mm plywood stright onto the joists.
Can anyone let me know if this is a good idea, if not whats the best thing to do.
Thanks
Paul
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If no deflection in the floor I would put 6mm cement backer board on top and stick it down with SPF addy and screwed every 200 mm. This will give you the perfect subfloor to tile.
"The early bird catches the worm.... but it's the second mouse that gets the cheese"
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As above and above that.....
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Hi thanks for the advice! should have said the the wooding floor area is the old garge joined onto the kitchen, which is open plan the kitchen floor is concrete. So putting a backer board would make a hight differance ging into the kitchen. is there anything else that you think should be done instead??
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doug boardley
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a bit late, but from me too!
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would it be poss foryou to slc over kitch floor
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