judge TF Arms Apr 16, 2013 #11 even if you hardi over the lot you still have two substrates underneath which will move seperately.I cant see the hardi solving the movement issue imo
even if you hardi over the lot you still have two substrates underneath which will move seperately.I cant see the hardi solving the movement issue imo
C charlie1 Apr 16, 2013 #12 judge said: even if you hardi over the lot you still have two substrates underneath which will move seperately.I cant see the hardi solving the movement issue imo Click to expand... Expansion joint will allow two substrates to move separately
judge said: even if you hardi over the lot you still have two substrates underneath which will move seperately.I cant see the hardi solving the movement issue imo Click to expand... Expansion joint will allow two substrates to move separately
O On one Apr 16, 2013 #14 pjc said: Why would you want to plug and screw the hardi ? Click to expand... Just to stabilise the different substrates, not to do away with the expansion joint.
pjc said: Why would you want to plug and screw the hardi ? Click to expand... Just to stabilise the different substrates, not to do away with the expansion joint.
P Perry Apr 16, 2013 #15 wrighty said: Just to stabilise the different substrates, not to do away with the expansion joint. Click to expand... I have never used it but I would thought one would stick it with tile adhesive to a solid floor. even on a wooden floor ?
wrighty said: Just to stabilise the different substrates, not to do away with the expansion joint. Click to expand... I have never used it but I would thought one would stick it with tile adhesive to a solid floor. even on a wooden floor ?
