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Hi there,
Realised i've made a mistake by using thistle hard wall on the bathroom walls. Can I put an aqua panel over the top of them, or must this ... -
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Aquapanel over Thistle Hard Wall
Hi there,
Realised i've made a mistake by using thistle hard wall on the bathroom walls. Can I put an aqua panel over the top of them, or must this be removed back to brick?
Thanks
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No need to remove, just screw the boards to the wall, make sure the screws and plugs are well into the brickwork, 100mm screws with suitable plugs.
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Re: Aquapanel over Thistle Hard Wall
i don't seee the problem really,if its in a shower area ,tank it,it says on the site you can tile upto 20kg onto the skimcoat(leave for a few weeks to dryout). it shouldent be used if going to be wet all the time,but neither should plasterboard
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Re: Aquapanel over Thistle Hard Wall
Thanks for the replies guys.
If I screw the aqua panel to the wall (which has been hard walled) does this effect the weight of the tiles I can apply?
I have some 40 x 30 porcelain tiles.
Many thanks.
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So long as you fix it to the wall properly the weight capacity won't be affected.
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Re: Aquapanel over Thistle Hard Wall
Just mechanically screwing it will be fine, Bri?
Aqua Panel is up to 40kg/sqm?

Originally Posted by
Bri
So long as you fix it to the wall properly the weight capacity won't be affected.
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Definately, do make sure the fixings are secure though.
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Re: Aquapanel over Thistle Hard Wall

Originally Posted by
Bri
Definately, do make sure the fixings are secure though.
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Thanks ever so much mate.
Might have this bathroom finished one day!
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No problem, any other questions, just ask.
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