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Got to price a job (first for 20 years!!) and wondering about whether to board first. The floor is in pretty good nick, solid and level (no big gaps), but ... -
Bathhroom floor - Straight onto floorboards or board it out?
Got to price a job (first for 20 years!!) and wondering about whether to board first. The floor is in pretty good nick, solid and level (no big gaps), but I'm inclined to board it out first as I think it'll give a better finish. If so marine ply for a bathroom? Primed edges? Bal addy or mapei keraflex maxi?
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Re: Bathhroom floor - Straight onto floorboards or board it out?
It the floor is deflection free then I would board it with a backer board like no more ply or Hardi
I would use Mapei Keraquick
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Re: Bathhroom floor - Straight onto floorboards or board it out?
defo overboard with wbp ply or cement boards, mapei keraflex for me
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Re: Bathhroom floor - Straight onto floorboards or board it out?
Thanks guys. Confirmed what I thought, really appreciate your help. Great site this. Thanks very much.
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Re: Bathhroom floor - Straight onto floorboards or board it out?
Never too old to learn eh Smudger..
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Re: Bathhroom floor - Straight onto floorboards or board it out?
So much great new stuff about, Dave. Never too old to learn, and always looking to improve.
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Re: Bathhroom floor - Straight onto floorboards or board it out?
It is a learning day everyday on Tiler forums.. and yes trying to keep up with all the new stuff keeps us busy..
Tiling has moved forward so so much the last 10 years or so..
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