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subfloor
A floor is the bottom surface of a room or vehicle. Floors vary from simple dirt in a cave to many layered surfaces made with modern technology. Floors may be stone, wood, bamboo, metal or any other material that can support the expected load.
The levels of a building are often referred to as floors, although sometimes referred to as storeys.
Floors typically consist of a subfloor for support and a floor covering used to give a good walking surface. In modern buildings the subfloor often has electrical wiring, plumbing, and other services built in. As floors must meet many needs, some essential to safety, floors are built to strict building codes in some regions.
Hi all,
I am tiling the bathroom floor and need some advice on sub floors.
the original floorboards are in very poor condition due to a hundred years of them being taken up to upgrade plumbing, electrics etc so I am starting with new from the joists.
I am installing underfloor heating with tiles...
I have quoted for a job where the antique reclaimed marble will vary between 20 to 40mm.
bedding marble on a solid substrate is no problem but this floor will be laid over a suspended subfllor in an old manor house.
Room size is approx 100.00 sq mts.
I cannot fix marble over ditra on top of...
jonnyc
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Hi all - greeting from Sweden.
I'm working on a project right now - rebuilding my "uteroom" - an outdoor room that we use for 1-3 seasons. The room itself is dry - walls on all four sides and a roof - One wall is the back of our house, one wall is our neighbor's uterum, one wall is...
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Hello I work for a hotel, the hotel bathrooms were made offsite and transported onto site and then dropped into place. one of my co workers decides to rip up several tiles. they are 18X18 ceramic. he then leaves it to me to clean up his mess. upon inspecting the unit I noticed the sub floor is...
Hi, I’m after some advice.
I’m installing UFH heating in my bathroom. The floor has been recently replaced with 22mm chipboard and is very solid. I’ve been spending some time reading through various posts on the forums. Unfortunately from what I read I should have used 22mm Ply instead of the...
hi.first post.great site.awesome knowledge thanks to members like dave,sir ramic and others,so thanks guys.
i have a question regarding.subfloors.i think the minimum thickness is 15mm(18 best),screwed at 300mm centres(150 best),i relise this is dependant on distance between joists ,im just...
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Hi guys after some advice on a prospective job. I have been told that the floor to be tiled is kitchen floor. Its floor boards over boarded with ply ( not sure thickness ) and slc on top. Trouble is in two parts of the floor there is a concrete hearth thats lower than the overplyed floor boards...
I am currently quoting on a level access wet room on the ground floor of a property. The floor is currently concrete. Although another company has quoted to install a ply subfloor, would that mean they are planning on lifting the concrete?
We want to make a suspended plywood floor in our ground floor for tiling:
- existing concrete
- vapour and radon barrier
- 25 (H) x70mm (W) battens and insulation boards
- 18mm hardwood plywood
- 6mm backerboard
- 30x60x9mm porcelain tiles
DO YOU THINK 25mm BATTENS ARE ENOUGH? (I read that the...
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Hi tilers!
First of all, thanks for all you have written in this great forum! :hurray:
We would be very grateful for some advice on this situation.
Our kitchen floor needs to be tiled. It has a concrete floor, probably without damp proof barrier in it.
Here is what we plan to do:
put down...
Mirjam
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Hi after some thoughts on my intended ideas for the following job. Any reccomendations would be welcome.
Looked at a job to tile floor of en suite bathroom. The previous tiles have been lifted and the full bathroom suite removed. Toilet / sink / shower tray. I can see there is weyroc floor...
Don6600
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Hi,
The existing concrete subfloor in my Victorian house hallway has broken up and needs replacing. I've removed as many of the original tiles as possible (mainly black and white 2 inch by 2 inch) and would like to re-use them once a new subfloor is in place. I've had some quotes and advice...
Hi there, long time reader, first time poster!
Im having a nightmare with my bathroom renvolation. I have gutted the room down to the floor joists. the old floor was 22mm chipboard which was very badly water damaged.
The floor joists are 2" by 5 1/2" and span just over 2400mm. they are at...
Hi All,
Im new to the forum and underfloor heating in need of a little of advice....
Im in the process of renovating my kitchen (which is a galley) and looking into underfloor heating on the middle run (5mx 1.2m). I have removed previous tiles and in process of taking up previous adhesive...
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Hi all
I am looking to get some advice on a floor thats to be tiled with 600x600 tiles. It's 18mm plywood stright onto the joists.
Can anyone let me know if this is a good idea, if not whats the best thing to do.
Thanks
Paul
Hi there,
New to wetrooms and have been reading up on here trying to decide what I need to do for mine. Thanks to all the good advice on loads of threads I think I've got a plan - hoping you can check I'm not about to make a complete mess of it:yikes:
It's a 3.2 x 2 metre room and I'm...
hi went to a very small job this morning which turned into customer asking me to finish whole kitchen !!, including tiling the floor. floor is 2m x 3m well fixed tongue and groove. floor is solid with no loose boards. having read several other threads on here i'm still not sure what is the best...
Hi,
I'm just about to start redoing the bathroom floor and I would really appricate some feedback on what I prepose to do. So I dont make an expensive mistake!
The original subfloor is 22mm (equivalent) t&g floor boards. But these have been patched and repaired etc many times. So I am thinking...
jimie
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Hi all,
I'm currently renovating my kitchen and will be laying porcelain tiles to the floor but am after a bit of advise from you guys first.
The room is roughly 3.6m x 4x6m, part of which is a concrete floor, part timber joist construction at 16" centres. (Timber joist area approx. 3.6m x...
At the risk of sounding melodramatic, I'm losing the will to live because of the hassle I'm having with my bathroom so I could really use some hard and fast advice.
My bathroom was ripped apart, right back to bare joists and stud walls. I replaced the 18mm chipboard flooring with more of the...