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hi need some help i am tiling a bathroom floor 2mrw which has chipboard the one with green film on it was hoping i could stick ditra to it but ... -
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hi need some help i am tiling a bathroom floor 2mrw which has chipboard the one with green film on it was hoping i could stick ditra to it but i dont think so now any ideas what i can do tiles are 20 mm limestone so dont think i can overlay
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doug boardley
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I'd have gone for 6mm hardiebacker tim, glued and screwed
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And a decoupling membrane as well for the limestone
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whitebeam
And a decoupling membrane as well for the limestone
will adhesive stick to chipboard and sould i prime
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I would use a oxide course sanding paper to rough the surface and prime with sbr, leave to dry then use a spf and screw the hardie to the floor with about 8-10 screws at 25mm from the edges of the boards
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I would use a oxide course sanding paper to rough the surface and prime with sbr, leave to dry then use a spf and screw the hardie to the floor with about 8-10 screws at 25mm from the edges of the boards
thanks for that will try and get some hardie today
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