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    Belt and braces approach to tanking shower

    Hi, first post on the forum. Looking for advice/opinions on a belt and braces approach to tanking a shower cubicle. Reason for this, I have a shower in a narrow room that is in within three walls. Have had complaints from occupier in the flat below that he is experiencing mould growth in his...
    • jdf888ehe
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    • shower tank tanking usa waterproofing wetroom
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    • Forum: UK Tiling Forum
  2. D

    Tanking Niches

    ...and is completely original from when it was built. I have recently re-boarded one of the en-suite bathrooms, using moisture resistant plasterboard and plastered the ceiling, and the upper quarter of the walls (for painting). We are installing an offset corner bath, with mira atom shower bar...
    • David Dudley
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    • tank tanking usa waterproofing wetroom
    • Replies: 11
    • Forum: UK Tiling Forum
  3. Y

    Advice plz! First DIY tiling job messed up!

    Re: Advice plz! First DYI tiling job messed up! Well...we have decided to replace the damaged plasterboards. In fact we have made some holes on the boards to look behind, so no way back now. We will however only replace the area above the existing tiles, just to reduce the cost and also the...
  5. L

    Tiling onto green Moisture Resistant plasterboard

    Am confused by so much conflicting advice info about what needs to be done first to tile onto moisture resistant plasterboard. Completely refitting bathroom. Internal partition walls are new moisture resistant plasterboard (being replacements for ruined old stramut strawboard walls) Can i tile...
    • lovellypink
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    • green moisture plasterboard resistant tiling usa
    • Replies: 15
    • Forum: UK Tiling Forum
  6. W

    Fishing for opinions.

    ...help that I have the indoor harpie screeching at me every five minutes. My situation is this. Bathroom, lined with moisture resistant plasterboard, with possibly a 9.5kw over bath electric shower being installed. Tiles are ceramic, 330 x 250 x 8mm. Just wondering how you guys would go about...
    • wobblyheed
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    • opinions usa
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    • Forum: UK Tiling Forum
  7. N

    moisture resistant platserboard

    hi guys, tiling a bathroom soon in a 1st floor flat, the bathroom has no window and it has moisture resistant plasterboard all round.its not got a bath but will have a shower. customer syas he doesnt want to pay out the massive expense ( about £50!! ) for a tanking system in shower area when he...
    • negsy26
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    • moisture resistant usa
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    • Forum: UK Tiling Forum
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    To prime or not to prime, that is the question.

    If in doubt prime it has always been my way but how many would prime Moisture Resistant plasterboards ? Now cost of primer isnt an issue but if you weigh up the time it takes to prime and drying time then that is the cost I dont like. So how many prime plasterboards, MR or normal ?
    • Gazzer
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    • not prime that usa
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  10. A

    Tiling a false wall

    ...the new bath. But, a couple of questions: 1 - What is the right material for the wall? I am thinking probably moisture resistant plasterboard. Is this correct? 2 - Should I waterproof further around the shower area? It will be a mains powered shower from a combination boiler, not a pumped...
  11. M

    tileing shower

    thanks for that Just one thing whats Hardie backer.? Is it the Plasterboard thats moisture resistant?
  13. S

    To prime or not to prime, that is the question.

    This is an interesting thread. I'm new to tiling and trying to find the best and most practical tiling methods. I know that there is something in cement based adhesive that doesn't like plaster, so therefore I do prime. But I guess that if the plasterboard is intact and nicely wrapped, even...
  14. T

    Plywood

    backerboards or moisture resistant plasterboard then tanked deffo not ply
  15. D

    Newbie DIY'er Advice

    I have a bathroom that is back to brick, the plan is to get all the walls dot and dab boarded using a moisture resistant board, then tank the bath / shower area using BAL kit. The tiles I have bought are 60cm x 30 cm porcelain. I have never tiled a wall with tiles this size or weight before...
    • David Swain
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    • advice bathroom diy do it yourself floor kitchen newbie usa walls and floor
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: UK Tiling Forum
  17. M

    How would you do it?

    I am refurbishing a bathroom, I have a tiler to do the tiling but I am ripping it out and preparing. All walls are plasterboard so I think it would be easier to rip all of it out and re-plasterboard and then tile direct on to this. It will be a bath with shower so around the shower end I will...
  18. P

    do moisture boards need priming....

    you need a single part cement based with admix spf you are better using ordinary plasterboard as its not as easy to stick to moisture resistant boards you wont need to prime it but check with the adhesive supplier just in case
  19. C

    Internal Corner Sealing

    sorry for the late reply paul.....i answered your post and then had to go out. the tanking system creates a waterproof barrier to your plasterboard. the main reason for water ingression is the miniscule micro pores in the grout....grout is water resistant not water proof this will allow small...
  21. R

    Ply for shower walls?

    backer board or moisture resistant plasterboard for me. ply's a no go imo
  22. T

    Best Substrate for Bathroom

    18mm wbp is overkill for the walls you can use 12mm moisture resistant plasterboard, just nog the wall for load points, like cistern or towel rails etc making sure there's no flex..spend the money on a 25mm ply floor if you're tiling it fixed @ 300 to the joists
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    Lamitech decoupler

    This is the only info I've got on it, I'd prefer a review as I'm very wary of a new product. lamitech Lamitech is a semi-rigid polyethylene sheet measuring 3 mm. in thickness, made up of a highly resistant alveolate membrane, covered on the bottom part by a textile sheet. This structure forms...
  25. D

    Help with tiling on board.

    ...ready mixed adhesive. I'd use a standard setting single part flexible adhesive if I were you. I wouldn't bother with moisture resistant plasterboard as if you prime it, it will delay the setting time of your addy, just use normal 12.5mm plasterboard and prime with the appropriate primer for...
  26. W

    Which plasterboard & how to fix to wall

    Do you mean moisture resistant board or one with a vapor check board with the foil on the back
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