Green chipboard base.

[mikewhitehorn]

I took on a job tiling a hallway which was covered in laminate flooring, beneath which was a green chipboard base. Against my advice the customer wants to save money by using this to take the new tiles. To remove the chipboard would mean removing three walls of book cases which are built on it. Any (sensible) ideas would be welcome.**yawn**

 

[salmonfisher]

you have taken a paying job tiling a floor and you dont even no what to do with a chipboard floor

 

[Rookery]

Fix Bal Rapid Mat then tile. Its only a couple of mm thick. Obviously the floor has to be clean and stable first.

 

[prceramics]

hardibackerboard glued and screwed then tile

 

[White Room]

As above 6mm hardie...

 

[Andy Allen]

Is it a floating floor. .?

 

[Rookery]

As a rule I'd Hardie it too but for some reason I'd formed the impression that height was an issue. Note to self......read the post.

 

[Gazzer]

No More Ply, glued and screwed for me. Done it quite a few times now.