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Totally confused now. Have recently pulled up tongue and groove flooring and replaced with 18mm marine ply to tile directly onto.
I also have one wall that I intend to ... -
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Re: Marine ply please help
What tiles are you fixing.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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doug boardley
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Re: Marine ply please help
I don't condone tiling direct onto ply, primed or not.If it's already in-situ I'd be overboarding it with some 6mm hardie, marmox,wedi type board.
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Re: Marine ply please help
Wall tiles are 450 x 250 x 8mm ceramic (marble look alikeys)
Floor is 450 x 450 x 10 mm ceramic (same as above)
Been advised to use 6mm bed on walls and 10mm on floor
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Re: Marine ply please help
As Doug with the 6mm hardie etc.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: Marine ply please help
Hi Richard,
1)As long as Wooden Floors timber bases must be rigid. Is the marine ply directly over the joists if so i would put knoggings at the edge of the plywood. Seal rear and edges of timber, do not prime the surface, but clean off timber dust.
2)If you choose to tile over plywood you need to Seal rear and edges of timber, do not prime the surface you are tiling on, with an acrilic primer?
Also the plywood should not be butted up leave a 2mm gap for slight movement, also use a cement based flexable adhesive with a solid bed (in shower) it is always best to tank showers with a waterproof kit.
6mm Wedi board on top would be the best option if the buget allows.
But if done correct the ply will be fine.
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Re: Marine ply please help
Priming the ply depends on the adhesive manufacturer used, some say to prime the face and others say not to so you need to check that out.
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