Bad condition wall preparation

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if the render is stuck tight you can just use rapidset ardex or mapei etc and make the wall good.Let it dry and then tile. I have never had a problem doing this.You can use a feather edge or batton and float it into the patches..but use a proper primer
 
Thanks for that. Apologies for being stupid but can you give me exact details of the products you are advising? I'm a bit new to this and am a little unsure!
Thanks!
 
There is a good dry lining tutorial on youtube ...tommies trade secrets-dry lining... Good luck
 
Knock it back to to wall? Start again? Depends on new furniture? Ideally, wreck it out, re-board/plaster and gain some space! it's bound to be old multi-plastered DIY plastered walls hanging way too much weight as it is without slapping dri-wall adhesive, plasterboard, adhesive and tiles on top of it??
 
Knock it back to to wall? Start again? Depends on new furniture? Ideally, wreck it out, re-board/plaster and gain some space! it's bound to be old multi-plastered DIY plastered walls hanging way too much weight as it is without slapping dri-wall adhesive, plasterboard, adhesive and tiles on top of it??

What in the gods are you on about ?
 
Knock it back to to wall? Start again? Depends on new furniture? Ideally, wreck it out, re-board/plaster and gain some space! it's bound to be old multi-plastered DIY plastered walls hanging way too much weight as it is without slapping dri-wall adhesive, plasterboard, adhesive and tiles on top of it??

Just seen time you wrote it, drunk were we mate 😉
 

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