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Discuss Tiling dot and dabbed board. in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hi all I have searched this question but with no clear answers. I want to dot and dab plasterboard onto concrete block wall ready for tiling 6mm ceramics. Will this ...
          
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    Hi all I have searched this question but with no clear answers.

    I want to dot and dab plasterboard onto concrete block wall ready for tiling 6mm ceramics. Will this be ok with regards to weight limit issues or should I batten the wall and then screw the board on ready for tiling.

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    Default Re: Tiling dot and dabbed board.

    what size are they
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    Default Re: Tiling dot and dabbed board.

    as long as you get plenty of dri-wall adhesive on your block wall it'll be fine.

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    Default Re: Tiling dot and dabbed board.

    300mm x 200mm x 6mm

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    Default Re: Tiling dot and dabbed board.

    should be fine mate
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    Default Re: Tiling dot and dabbed board.

    Quote Originally Posted by pro-handyman View Post
    300mm x 200mm x 6mm
    they'll be fine...
    dont forget, when you dab your boards, you want a full bed of board adhesive all around the perimeter (skirting line / ceiling line and either end of the wall) aswell as a full bed around any switches and sockets....speread the dabbs as nornal for the rest of the area ;0)

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    Quote Originally Posted by AstonTiling View Post
    they'll be fine...
    dont forget, when you dab your boards, you want a full bed of board adhesive all around the perimeter (skirting line / ceiling line and either end of the wall) aswell as a full bed around any switches and sockets....speread the dabbs as nornal for the rest of the area ;0)

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    Default Re: Tiling dot and dabbed board.

    everyone is just out to get things thrown up as quick as possible now..thats why i hate site work in particular. everything is just bish bash bosh next!!

    theres only one way to do something, and thats the right way imo

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    theres only one way to do something, and thats the right way imo

    Nice one Ed.

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    Nah get with it ed BISH BASH BOSH
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    Quote Originally Posted by peckers View Post
    you should teech this method to the plasterboarders down here m8!
    And up here too! Kitchen i did this time last year had a hell of a draft coming under the boards.

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    Default Re: Tiling dot and dabbed board.

    those tiles will be ok with D&D'd plasterboard.

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