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Tiling onto plaster board
Is it ok to tile direct onto plaster board?
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TilersForums Contributor
Re: Tiling onto plaster board
hi m8
ye its ok to tile on plasterboard i usually prime with bal APD and would use bal whitestar depending on the size of the tiles, if your tiles are larger than 300x300 your looking at using a cement based adhesive.
hope this helps.
John
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Re: Tiling onto plaster board
thanks very much mate :-)
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Re: Tiling onto plaster board
Yep, can't really beat plain flat level plasterboard for tiling onto
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CTD Marie
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Re: Tiling onto plaster board
After checking with a branch you are ok to tile onto plaster beoard as long as its primed before. Using Bal Bond and then use either Bal white start or Ardex 330 for adhesives.
Hope this helps.
Cheers.
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JEC-CTD
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Re: Tiling onto plaster board
You're OK upto 32KG of tile & adhesive per m2 on plasterboard which should see you alright for upto about a 12mm tile in ceramic if I remeber corectly.
If its been skimmed this drops to around 20-22KG per m2.
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Re: Tiling onto plaster board
No need to prime plasterboard if using tubbed stuff as it's not cement based.
Not sure, but maybe some makes of tubbed addy specify you prime first - but I've never come across any.
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Re: Tiling onto plaster board
You don't need to prime , but priming does reduce the suck rate of the moisture from the adhesive thus giving that little bit more open time and allowing adjustment of the tiles if needed........
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Re: Tiling onto plaster board

Originally Posted by
Dave
You don't need to prime........
Hurah for common sense!!!
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