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Can anyone help? When boarding my kitchen/dining room before tiling, is it ok to use an 8mm thick white faced mdf board to do this? The reason being i can ... -
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Boarding out before tiling
Can anyone help? When boarding my kitchen/dining room before tiling, is it ok to use an 8mm thick white faced mdf board to do this? The reason being i can get my hands on some free and it would save buying 8 sheets of plyboard.
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Re: Boarding out before tiling

Originally Posted by
suggy
Can anyone help? When boarding my kitchen/dining room before tiling, is it ok to use an 8mm thick white faced mdf board to do this? The reason being i can get my hands on some free and it would save buying 8 sheets of plyboard.
In a word, no! Is your current surface chipboard?
PS Welcome to the forums. Would you like to introduce yourself in the New Members section, you will get lots of "hellos" in there.
Last edited by grumpygrouter; 06-11-2008 at 11:56 AM.
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Re: Boarding out before tiling
Ah thought so. The current surface is floor boards, what thickness plyboard do you recomend using?
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Re: Boarding out before tiling
BS States no less than 15mm, which in the UK means 18mm. Has to be at least WBP ply too.
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Re: Boarding out before tiling
Cheers, thanks for your help, best get my wallet out then
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Re: Boarding out before tiling
beat me to it grumps, was gonna give virtually word for word same reply
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Re: Boarding out before tiling

Originally Posted by
suggy
Cheers, thanks for your help, best get my wallet out then
£15 a sheet will work out a helluva lot cheaper than free mdf
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