Uneven wall next step - Tile Advice

[Bond]

While your at it, a mechanical extractor might help deal with the black spotted mould growth on the ceiling and if you have a roof void above, additional insulation will also help.

 

[Ademii21]

And you are unable to tile on bonding & cement.

Really?

I wonder why that was the final solution of the plasterer. Hmmmm

Pls help as he is asking for £250 but i need to know he is using the right material

 

[Ademii21]

While your at it, a mechanical extractor might help deal with the black spotted mould growth on the ceiling and if you have a roof void above, additional insulation will also help.

Thank you

 

[Bond]

Really?

I wonder why that was the final solution of the plasterer. Hmmmm

Pls help as he is asking for £250 but i need to know he is using the right material

Backing coat plaster should be browning or bonding, the a finish coat plaster on top. Cement is not compatible over gypsum plaster.

 

[Ademii21]

Backing coat plaster should be browning or bonding, the a finish coat plaster on top. Cement is not compatible over gypsum plaster.

Thanks.

Will that be the multi function bond he is talking about?

 

[Bond]

Thanks.

Will that be the multi function bond he is talking about?

Maybe, the multi finish plaster- versatile final coat plaster.

 

[Martyn Leeds]

The plasterer won't really be fussed whatever he uses, as long as its easy and quick. Double-check that the Tiler is happy with whatever is agreed with, & it might help if the plasterer has a straight-edge of some sort .

 

[Perry]

One coat plaster is the only backing plaster you can tile on. But I don't know what weight it can hold. A plasterer should know. Yours doesn't seem to have the knowledge from what you are saying.

 

[Adrianreeves]

Hack off and reboard. Then tile straigt on top. Unplastered board holds more weight then it being slimed

 

[Adrianreeves]

Skimmed sorry

 

[Ademii21]

Maybe, the multi finish plaster- versatile final coat plaster.

Thank you. Will look for that as I’m buying the material