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having the week from hell so far , was under the impresion the job was 18 mm ply onto screeded floor.
Turned up and its actually onto joists screwed ... -
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Re: please help
im sure a flexi adhesive and flexi grout will be fine bud.You could also use a 2 part fexi and flexi grout.Just double check that the substrate is solid and screw down more if need be.If its a large floor area then you will need to consider expansion joints.
Last edited by brian c; 01-10-2008 at 05:59 PM.
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Spf and flexible grout, Go to a good supplier for your materials, Not the sheds if you can help it
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: please help
If it is 18mm ply straight onto joists, and not an overlay, then a standard SPF is not sufficient.
You will need to use a two part elastomeric adhesive, such as BAL Fastflex.
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