tiling onto brick in bathroom

[cooper]

hi,i have just taken old wall tiles off in my bathroom and the old plaster has come off leaving uneven brickwork,i am just asking if it woulod be possible to tile over the brickwork and make the tiles even with the tile adhesive.

 

[TTT]

No you cant. 12mm aqua panel for walls. If ive got this right youve taken down the tiles and the plaster has come off with the tile exposing the bare brick. You then say your only tiling half way up the wall. Has alot of plaster come off or is it patchy? If its patchy then i would patch the areas up to be tiles with bals quickset render can tile on it after 4hrs. The other areas which i persume will be painted id patch back up with plaster then when dry paint. If most of the plaster came off then do what everyone else says knock off all plaster and dot and dab new plasterboard.

 

[charlie1]

Hi there, def knock all the old plaster off then dot dab new plaster or board!....then tank it
YouTube - Tommy's Trade Secrets - How To Dot And Dab A Wall you will find this helpfull!

 

[TTT]

Cooper are you tiling a shower area?

 

[cooper]

yes i am tiling a shower area but i will be using 12.5mm aqua panel but could i use 6mm aqua panel on the wall where i have bare brick this wall is nowhere near the shower area

 

[White Room]

Just dot and dab some 12.5mm plasterboard where your going to be using the 6mm aqua board.

 

[Simmo35]

Sounds like a lot of messing around you are planing to do.
Take off all the old plaster then fix new plasterboards to the wall with the dot and dab method.

It is possible to tile onto brick, but only a skilled tiler can do this. It is very hard and can take a lot of time to get it right. So I think the above method is the best way to go.

 

[cooper]

hi guys, got my wall sorted now.i am tiling plasterboard in some ares of my bathroom.the tiles are 45mmx30mm and are 10mm thick what size notched towel should i use?

 

[cooper]

lol sorry guy,tiles are 450mm x x300mm and are 10mm thick