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Hi, got a few questions regarding my up & coming bathroom refit.
I've been looking at some tiling patterns and quite like the brick set(if thats what you call it) ... -
Bathroom refit - a few questions
Hi, got a few questions regarding my up & coming bathroom refit.
I've been looking at some tiling patterns and quite like the brick set(if thats what you call it) never done this style before, the tiles a a trav imitations that are 310 x 450
Any advice as fitting to dot and dab plasterboard walls and plasterboard partition walls in a bathroom (after tanking shower area walls of coarse and priming walls)
Should I use a flexi adhesive and grout ?
What size spacers should I use - 2mm?
Should I fit acrylic topped resin shower tray first then tile down or tile to floor then fit tray ?
Thanks in advance
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Re: Bathroom refit - a few questions
brickbond pattern would look nice yes definetly use a flexi adhesive and grout 2mm spacers would be fine down to personal choice really.
dont skim the plasterboard tile straight onto it though
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Re: Bathroom refit - a few questions
Should I use a flexi adhesive and grout ?
yup
What size spacers should I use - 2mm?
2mm is a good sixe to use
Should I fit acrylic topped resin shower tray first then tile down or tile to floor then fit tray ?
Fit shower tray first and then tile down to bath but leaving a small gap for expansion 2mm
Last edited by Smithy153; 04-05-2009 at 10:15 PM.
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Re: Bathroom refit - a few questions
Tiles MUST sit on tray. If the walls are not square, chisel some of the plaster / board away so the tiles sit on the tray. Silicon tray to the wall, silicon around top of tray to plaster then silicon after tiling
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