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Just been to look at a job and the customer has bought waterproof panels to go inside his shower it looks like ply board with a coating over it which ... -
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Advice on fixing boarding
Just been to look at a job and the customer has bought waterproof panels to go inside his shower it looks like ply board with a coating over it which is on both sides. He said it can be fitted with adi,its going onto a plastered wall so what would be best adi to use and best way to fit ie dot it like plasterboard or trowel on the whole area? Never put this up before so any advice welcome.Also webi board going on around the bath instead of a bath panel does this need priming and what adi is best for this?
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Re: Advice on fixing boarding
Hi steve....is this board for the shower to be tiled..?..
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Re: Advice on fixing boarding
Sounds like Hydropanels 9mm ply with plastic coating, I always use gripfill.
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Thats what they are with the plastic coating there not to be tiled on can cement based adi not be used? plus whats best thing to cut them with as they are too long plus is a woodbit hole cutter ok as need two holes for shower pipes?
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Re: Advice on fixing boarding
There called showerwall panels going onto a plastered brick wall so is cement based adi ok for this? Guys down at ctd said its ok to cut with wood cutting tools.
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Re: Advice on fixing boarding
showerpanel should be fitted to walls with gripfill in a dot and dab fashion and set up a batten off a wall or something to let it go off - holes can be cut with woodworking tools and cut with a good sharp saw - have fitted it a lot -cut internal angle beads to size first to help you with sizing and roberts your mothers brother
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