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Old 14-11-2007   #1
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Got a bathroom to tile and the floor is uneven,when i say uneven i mean a belly in the middle.The floor is T&G WOODEN boards.Just want to know how you would deal with the floor to get it level before tiling.i have my thoughts but also open to other techniques.

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Sand down boards sufficiently to prime,then straighten with floor smoothing compound, then board over and tile
 
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Sand down boards sufficiently to prime,then straighten with floor smoothing compound, then board over and tile
I'm with Len on this one.

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Grumpy.. i just love you (within reason that is) I was expecting to get shot down in flames on this one
 
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Ask nigel brian he's not a builder but.......
 
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Grumpy.. i just love you (within reason that is) I was expecting to get shot down in flames on this one
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You can't be serious.............sanding down bloody floors

If its really THAT bad.............up they come and replace with 25mm ply
This was one of the options that i was considering CJ,ta m8.
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You can't be serious.............sanding down bloody floors

If its really THAT bad.............up they come and replace with 25mm ply

30 grit disc on a Random Orbital sander in a small bathroom. Half hour should take off the surface grime.

Whats causing the bump and will it dissapear as soon as the boards are lifted?
 
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Whats causing the bump and will it dissapear as soon as the boards are lifted?
i will let you know when i take tiles up LEN,not doing job for a few weeks yet bud.
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Its already tiled ! Tiles cracking,joints cracking?
 
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movement,joints cracking 6mm ply used to put it down apparantly,as i say will let you know when im doing the job but was just open to suggestions as how to level off,cheers .

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