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stuartbrown21
Hi All
I'm just about to start a wall tiling job in the tiny downstairs toilet. I've worked out what I need to do the job - my next task was to sand the emulsion paint off the plastered walls, then prime it and get going.
The walls are plasterboard, with about a 2-3mm skim of plaster on top. Can I tile directly onto this skim of plaster, or will it be too weak? Do I need to remove the skim of plaster first and then tile directly onto the plasterboard?
The tiles are typical ceramic wall tiles, 33cmx20cm.
Thanks for any help you are ale to offer me!!
I'm just about to start a wall tiling job in the tiny downstairs toilet. I've worked out what I need to do the job - my next task was to sand the emulsion paint off the plastered walls, then prime it and get going.
The walls are plasterboard, with about a 2-3mm skim of plaster on top. Can I tile directly onto this skim of plaster, or will it be too weak? Do I need to remove the skim of plaster first and then tile directly onto the plasterboard?
The tiles are typical ceramic wall tiles, 33cmx20cm.
Thanks for any help you are ale to offer me!!