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Hi,
Just wondering how i should raise the plywood level so it is flush with the edge of the showertray?
Should i use 4mm ply and screw it down?
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Marmox Showerstone Tray 4mm higher than WBP ply
Hi,
Just wondering how i should raise the plywood level so it is flush with the edge of the showertray?
Should i use 4mm ply and screw it down?
Should i glue the ply down, if so what glue should i use?
Should i use some kind of poured / self levelling compound?
Thanks,
James.
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Re: Marmox Showerstone Tray 4mm higher than WBP ply
Can you give any more details James, such as the make up of the floor, what is the thickness of your ply
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Re: Marmox Showerstone Tray 4mm higher than WBP ply
Sorry,
The floor is 18mm wbp ply.
The showerstone tray is 22mm (approximately).
The ply & tray are screwed onto the joists directly.
I need to make up the difference and raise the plywood floor by approx 4mm.
Once they are level I will tank with a decoupling / wetroom tanking membrane, kerdi or something similar..
Thanks,
James.
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Re: Marmox Showerstone Tray 4mm higher than WBP ply
You could use 6mm no more ply (NMP) glued and screwed to the ply, would the 2mm be too much? Failing that use mapei fibre plan to raise the level.
MAPEI adhesives sealants chemical products for construction
Its on page 12 i think James.
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Re: Marmox Showerstone Tray 4mm higher than WBP ply
you should have set the former to the prepared height of your floor,
ie if you are going to over board the ply flooring with 6mm hardie backer then you need to raise the height of your former by 4mm
if you are using mosiacs on the tray then make allowance for any differance in thicknes to your field tiles, if you are envelopeing the field tiles into the tray then as above.
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Re: Marmox Showerstone Tray 4mm higher than WBP ply
As spanish says it depends wether mosiacs or field tiles are being used. if field tiles i would the mapei slc also good product
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