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IanB

Hi all,
Following on from my post the other day. changing a bedroom into a wetroom in an old house.
25mm wooden floorboards in good condition, nice and firm and level, haven`t been lifted at all and no flex in the floor.
Floor area approx 3.5 x 2.5 square metres.
The plan is to put a Maxxus 1400 x 900 rigid wet deck former in the corner and to lay 600 x 400 limestone on the floor with electric ufh.
What would you advise for the floor, Wedi/Marmox boards or a decoupling mat? Just wondering which would be the best way to proceed?

Cheers,

Ian.
 
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