ok got all me bits now for a cutter!

[leec]

ok got all of my bits now i think for my bathroom floor just need a cutter now would diy store ones that are out there that wont cost me a fortune but still do a good job. And one final thing ive gone the tight REMOVED approach and will be using ply wood sorry to all those who dispise but am having to count the pennies as best as i can . as im using wood will i need for sure to use a primer on the wood before i screw it down, and i if so what brand not overly expensive and does it go on tile or floor board side. and i think thats all i the questions i need to ask!! thankyou!!

 

[doug boardley]

would you take our advice if we gave it??

 

[Gazzer]

Leec, I would look at it this way. If you do it your way then call it a practice run !

 

[dilz000]

And more expensive in the long run!!

 

[doug boardley]

you will need to seal the underside and edges of your ply before screwing it down, whatever adhesive you use.

 

[dilz000]

Is that to stop warpage doug?

 

[doug boardley]

it's to stop moisture ingress dilz, so yes, moisture ingress would result in warpage

 

[Thespanishtiler]

no warping with cement boards !

 

[doug boardley]

no warping with cement boards !

 

[leec]

ok, i understand

 

[Gazzer]

It may seem harsh but we are all Clairvoyants here..... we can see the future and it aint good.

 

[leec]

its the plywood isnt it........

 

[White Room]

:lol::lol::lol::juggle2:

 

[Gazzer]

its the plywood isnt it........

Its the combination of plywood and trying to cut corners with correct materials.

 

[leec]

surely though if i can get nicely sealed it wont end in total disaster to my knowledge the fllorboards are nice and solid no movement, someone out there most be quietly confident surely!!!!!! :cry2::sad_smile: