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Im guessing this has been answered before but is it not better to tile straight on to a platerboard that has been bonded, rather than skimming and then tiling?
there will be no weight issue with splashbacks so it wouldn't matter. also,if the plastering is dry lined and skimmed,it will be dry in days,but if wet plastered you have to wait a while as brian the tile as said.
and same as said,don't ply,cement board or similar is better
 
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