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I'm doing a bath panel on request of customer, using 18mm ply I know its pretty thick and it might be a tad heavy but the customer wants what they ... -
Bath panel problem?
I'm doing a bath panel on request of customer, using 18mm ply I know its pretty thick and it might be a tad heavy but the customer wants what they want.
My question is......Ply has been primed, tiles on. Came back today to grout and silicone......only to find the ply has bowed!
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Re: Bath panel problem?
what tiles have you put on the ply PJ?
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Nothing special just B & Q finest cermaic tiles
with BAL white star addy
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what did you prime the ply with?
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Re: Bath panel problem?
if you can take the bath panel of screw and glue a piece of 3x2 on the back
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Re: Bath panel problem?
throw it away and use plaster board or backer board as ply always will bow
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Cheers guy's i'll use some backerboard, It's a weird one tho why does ply warp? I thought I would be ok with 18mm?
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Re: Bath panel problem?

Originally Posted by
PJ Tiling
Cheers guy's i'll use some backerboard, It's a weird one tho why does ply warp? I thought I would be ok with 18mm?
because most of it is cheap and nasty stuff these days
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Re: Bath panel problem?

Originally Posted by
PJ Tiling
Cheers guy's i'll use some backerboard, It's a weird one tho why does ply warp? I thought I would be ok with 18mm?

Originally Posted by
doug boardley
because most of it is cheap and nasty stuff these days

And you used a dispersion adhesive which subjected it to moisture ingress overnight..
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Re: Bath panel problem?
Yes Dave also if you tile ply both sides with rapid adhesive would need a fork lift to move it about but it would be equal laminates and more prone not to bow but ply is oribale stuff great in the wood burner lol
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