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Hi All,
After using excellant advise on this forum am now in the last throws of prep before i start tiling, i made the mistake of going to topps for ... -
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Re: Final question before i attempt the bathroom!
the materials sound fine but i've yet to see a tanking kit that is recommended for wood. can you not board over the wood/ply (with hardi/marmox or even plasterboard?)
Last edited by Mike; 26-04-2011 at 08:43 PM.
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Re: Final question before i attempt the bathroom!
As above, don't like the mixture of wood and plaster.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: Final question before i attempt the bathroom!
Try to remove the paint from the plastered walls rather than scoring, a good rub with coarse sand paper should suffice! As for the primer, double check the instructions on the bag, some adhesives say to prime the face of the board others don't. The latex additive should be used on its own, no water, but again check the instructions. Good luck with your project.
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Re: Final question before i attempt the bathroom!
as above and dont like scoring plaster board it will weaken it,you have gone to an expense buying the correct adhesives etc which is great why not rip the old plaster board off and replace...its nice and cheap plasterboard is
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Re: Final question before i attempt the bathroom!
Hi Mike
Mapei didnt say it would be a problem, the walls in and ceilings plastered so woulnt be able to overboard it, the shower trays also now in and not moving anywhere fast!
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Re: Final question before i attempt the bathroom!
cant remove plaster board as it is eggbox in the middle type glued with no batterns in the middle either so cant overboard! plus the other side of the eggbox wall has just been plastered, coved and painted so cant replace the wall!!!
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Re: Final question before i attempt the bathroom!
i've used mapei tanking kit and not seen any instructions on tanking over wood but if the tech helpline say it's ok and you're happy with that then go for it. good luck with it all
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Re: Final question before i attempt the bathroom!
I would also recommend tanking any ply that is going to be tiled onto with a tanking kit like Mapei's Mapegum
Above taken from Richs thread plywood floors 3 weeks ago!
Now im confused!!!!!!!!! tank the wood or dont tank the wood, or burn the house down!!!!!
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Re: Final question before i attempt the bathroom!
I would rather use the fleece type covering both the different surfaces, not alot you can do with the paramount board.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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