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Just quoted on a kitchen floor that at the moment has laminate down. Guy wants it lifted and tiled. Removed enought to check whats underneath and there is already 9mm ply scewed to t&g flooring. Question is can I glue and screw another 9mm board on top of this to give the required support or would it be better just ripping it out and redoing with 18mm.:whatchutalkingabout

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Mark
 

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