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Hi
Slowly getting round to preparing a new shower cubicle and the question I've asked myself is what to do with one of the cubicle walls that currently has a pretty thin layer of plaster over brick?
Originally the wall was paintend and I have a feeling I should have ripped the plaster off there and then but I spent/wasted a lot of time sanding that paint off. The problem is that if I take the plaster off and dob/dab a new suitable wall such as 12mm cement board or 12mm propriatory shower board I'm not sure I'll have enough space in the cubicle once tiled.
I haven't bought the tiles yet, so could chose some thin ones meeting the requirements of plaster (my original idea) but just wondering is there something better? Maybe overboard with 6mm cement board glued and fixed to the brick with wall plugs (sounds like a lot of work though!).
Any thoughts much appreciated. I'm an amateur as hopefully my name on here suggests.
Slowly getting round to preparing a new shower cubicle and the question I've asked myself is what to do with one of the cubicle walls that currently has a pretty thin layer of plaster over brick?
Originally the wall was paintend and I have a feeling I should have ripped the plaster off there and then but I spent/wasted a lot of time sanding that paint off. The problem is that if I take the plaster off and dob/dab a new suitable wall such as 12mm cement board or 12mm propriatory shower board I'm not sure I'll have enough space in the cubicle once tiled.
I haven't bought the tiles yet, so could chose some thin ones meeting the requirements of plaster (my original idea) but just wondering is there something better? Maybe overboard with 6mm cement board glued and fixed to the brick with wall plugs (sounds like a lot of work though!).
Any thoughts much appreciated. I'm an amateur as hopefully my name on here suggests.