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Hi, Jeremy here, new to forum just joined and posted my hellos. My question is: I'm tiling a bathroom floor the substate is chipboard T&G 18mm and i am getting ... -
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Re: tiling onto chipboard flooring
Hi Jeremy, check out this thread, the topic has already been discussed.
Quick question - tiling to wood
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much appreciated, you helped me out no end
. overboard it is!
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