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Folks,
Bought 3 sheets of 25mm ply last week... Is there any way of telling the wood I got delivered is WBP ?? It's just that there seemed to be ... -
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25mm Ply & Hardi
Folks,
Bought 3 sheets of 25mm ply last week... Is there any way of telling the wood I got delivered is WBP ?? It's just that there seemed to be some confusion when it was being ordered.
I planned to screw the boards down at 150 centres, but a chippy friend also suggested D4 Polyeurethen glue, which sets like concrete and expands to fill any small gaps - Do you guys recommend or not ?
The more I read the more I see advice suggesting overboard with 6mm hardi - If I get the floor rock solid, do I need the hardi ? I will be using 300x600 porcelain tile and BAL Single Part Fastflex... and the PDF on fastflex suggests ply is OK.
Any advice appreciated.
Cheers,
Paul.
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Re: 25mm Ply & Hardi
Never heard of the D4, I've tiled on lots of ply and the 25mm is a good thickness...if it's rock solid then it should be fine, what area bathroom etc are you tiling..
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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doug boardley
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Re: 25mm Ply & Hardi
I personally prefer not to tile straight onto ply as you can get warpage and leaching if moisture gets to it.
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Re: 25mm Ply & Hardi
I would personally overboard with a cement board for piece of mind, like Doug I dont like tiling straight onto ply as I have spent a lot of years putting other tilers ply floors right and haven't seen one fail using a cement board on top. If I am left no choice and have to tile directly onto ply, I use a 2-part adhesive.
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