Hello,
I am planing on using no more ply over my existing 18mm flooring to lay 600x300 porcelain tiles.
Would there be any benefit in laying 2 layers of the 6mm no more ply to create 12mm covering.
Will this make the floor stronger or is the 6mm enough.
The joist are 8x2 at 16inch...
I'm about to tile a bathroom floor with 600 x 300mm tiles, my plan was 18mm ply ontop of 22mm chipboard using a flexible adhesive and grout! The chipboard is what's on the floor just now...What's the thinnest backer board I could use todo this??
Hi,
I have been reading through all the info around No More Ply and your posts on the topic but am still unsure how to level the surface beforehand. Any help much appreciated.
I have old floorboards they are tightly packed however there is some variance in the levels of the boards, and also...
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I have a question....is it ok to screw insulated cement board (marmox type board) to a stud wall that is lined with 12mm ply?
I've knocked down an old solid bathroom wall and replaced it with a stud wall. My building control guy has said that the new stud wall needs to be structural...
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I am replacing a tiled floor and will need to overlay with 6mm backer board. This is on top of 15mm ply over wet UFH in dry screed.
I need a backer board with the highest k-value (lowest R-value). So far from the data sheet 6mm hardiebacker has a k-value of 0.19W/mK. Does anyone know...
I’ve bought 18mm WBP ply for the bathroom to fix directly to the joists and got noggins every 400mm.
Is this base ok to tile onto with flexible adhesive and grout? It’s having electric UFH too.
The reason I went for 18mm is because it’s 18mm floorboards running to it at the door threshold.
Thanks
Hey all,
So I'm about to start working on a wetroom project on my first floor (and am not interested in UFH). Naturally, this is currently timber floorboards - which are in good nick, however, in a previous thread, someone posted that I should remove these and place 22mm NMP down directly onto...
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I am about to start and job and the Tiles are 200 x 100 ceramics. They are asking me to tile directly onto smart ply. What would be your recommend prep. I am thinking tile master prime and grip followed by white star or ultra slow set white adhesive. I am fully aware that over boarding...
I've discovered the existing bathroom floor is only 15mm ply. I believe this is thinner than regulation requires. The adjoining chip board on the landing appears to be slightly thicker. The previous owner had laid cheap tiles directly on the ply which, to their credit, hadn't cracked in 4 years...
Do you think, from floor to ceiling, 12mm thick plywood plus 12mm thick cement board (e.g. Hardiebacker type board or similar) plus metro tiles is a tolerable weight to be attached to timber stud?
Wall would be 1 metre wide by 2.3 metre high
Apologies this is so long winded, but hopefully you're an understanding bunch & you'll stick with the novel and provide a straight opinion on this.
I'm a competent DIY'er (ex-spark), but it's a while since I've done any DIY tiling at home. I'm now re-doing the kitchen floor/walls in a 1960’s...
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I'm installing my bathroom. I've used No More Ply around the shower area walls and on the whole floor. The instructions say to prime it with their SBR primer to waterproof the boards.
I have bought Mapei Rapid Set Flexi to tile the walls and floor. The instructions on this say I must use...
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Looking for some advice. Tiling 20mm thick brick slips onto 12mm ply wood on the walls. It is fixed very well. I am just wondering what prep people would do and what adhesive you would use. Changing the ply for plasterboard or hardi is not a option.
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I am laying a kitchen floor and hallway soon. The problem I have is 3/4 of it is wooden floorboards then the other 1/4 is concrete,they both meet level.
My question is rather than board it all out can I remove the existing floorboards and put down 18mm ply and screw to joists. This will then...
Hi,
Looking at tiling the floor of my bathroom. No UFH just plain tiling. Whats the preferred base?
Fixing onto solid floorboards (no squeak or bounce). Screwed down NMP or hardiebacker, or any other product suggestions?
Thank you for reading
John.
Currently in process of installing new kitchen. Plumber by trade with very little tiling experience.
I have kitchen/diner with the floor makeup being concrete in kitchen and suspended timber in dining room. Overall area approx 25m2. The plan is to use either porcelain or natural stone tiles...
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Hi, my builder has offered to create a former from ply to get over some problems we might have with moulded former. This would go onto 6x2 joists. The kind of tiles I'm looking to use would be the patterned ones that are usually glazed ceramic. If everything is properly supported, would there be...