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Hi all,
After a bit of advice on subfloor build up if those in the know could help out?
Am in the process of renovating my bathroom in my Victorian terrace - approx 8m2, floorboards have been lifted for fist fix plumbing (not re fixing as they're in a state)
My thoughts on subfloor for laying wood effect tiles is as follows:
18 or 22mm ply fixed to joists (inc noggins)
6mm hardibacker on https://www.tilersforums.com/forums/tile-adhesive/
Electric UFH
SLC
https://www.tilersforums.com/forums/tile-adhesive/
Tiles
Is this recommended? is 22mm ply by far superior? (Original boards are 20mm)
Or is ply/wedi better?
I have been recommended to use tops construction board which is only 20mm and no tilebacker needed? - unsure on strength in comparison?
All help greatly appreciated!
After a bit of advice on subfloor build up if those in the know could help out?
Am in the process of renovating my bathroom in my Victorian terrace - approx 8m2, floorboards have been lifted for fist fix plumbing (not re fixing as they're in a state)
My thoughts on subfloor for laying wood effect tiles is as follows:
18 or 22mm ply fixed to joists (inc noggins)
6mm hardibacker on https://www.tilersforums.com/forums/tile-adhesive/
Electric UFH
SLC
https://www.tilersforums.com/forums/tile-adhesive/
Tiles
Is this recommended? is 22mm ply by far superior? (Original boards are 20mm)
Or is ply/wedi better?
I have been recommended to use tops construction board which is only 20mm and no tilebacker needed? - unsure on strength in comparison?
All help greatly appreciated!