sometimes you just have to say "No"

[Sean Page]

Sorry Doug, that cleared it up and I wouldn't touch it with 6mm either :mad2:

 

[Time's Ran Out]

But it's 6mm plywood as a underlay to the NMP, that would take out some of the undulations and make it stronger now and easier to remove in the future.

 

[Dougs Third Go]

But it's 6mm plywood as a underlay to the NMP, that would take out some of the undulations and make it stronger now and easier to remove in the future.

it's still 9mm shy of BS guidelines though TJ and you're still going to get voids between the planks and the ply, but as I stated, somebody will probably be happy to do it but I don't drink enough horlicks :lol:

 

[The D]

I would do it in a hart beat and not loose a any sleep over it.

 

[Dougs Third Go]

I'm gonna do it, with 18mm wbp screwed at 150mm, so that's 1,870 screws and use an S2 adhesive.

 

[On one]

I'm gonna do it, with 18mm wbp screwed at 150mm, so that's 1,870 screws and use an S2 adhesive.

Sounds like a job for a collated screw gun.

 

[SJPurdy]

twice as many screws as BS. I don't suppose you'll be putting a bit of tape over each screw head to stop them getting bunged up with addy - just to make it less problematic to rip out in the future!!!!

 

[Perry]

only if you stuck it down with adhesive John. But its a lot of work to add more timber IMO

 

[Dougs Third Go]

another twist in the floorgate saga this morning...landed on the job to find that the self-appointed foreman, (joiner) had cancelled customers 18mm wbp and ordered up 9mm instead and said that he's doing it (the ply), so I told him he'll have to do the tiling as well. I told him a few more "words" too 😳

 

[On one]

I have a certain Iron Maiden song ringing in my ears......''Run for the Hills''