Tiling onto Plywood

[GazTech]

Ready in 1 hr ???? dear me

 

[Corky]

Hi All, I was looking for the intro threads and got caught up with this read .I dont know a lot about the tiling and signed up for some tips .But I think the think the thing about cement/cement based material coming into contact with gypsum products is that if any moisture through steam ,wetting etc develops in the contact joint ennigmite (spelling could be wrong) causes the joint to fail .probably doesnt matter here with only the paper/rapid touching.But if there ever was a falure and some hassle afterwards wouldnt all gypsum back up be null and void .Now your all gonna say (who the **** does Corky think he is the wiseass ).

 

[Perry]

they all have problems now and again but does seem they have more than most

 

[Droopy]

Ready in 1 hr ???? dear me

What is the problem Gaz?

 

[DHTiling]

I have just read up on gypsum plasters and boards...and i thought modern day plasters were cement based..it appears drew is right on this account..my hat goes off to you mate on this point.....

But can we please keep this thread civil and freindly please lads....

 

[Droopy]

I have just read up on gypsum plasters and boards...and i thought modern day plasters were cement based..it appears drew is right on this account..my hat goes off to you mate on this point.....

But can we please keep this thread civil and freindly please lads....

You can actually smell the difference when you use gypsum based addy.

I think that I have been very civil, so far...:yes:

 

[White Room]

:huh2:
Why not just use plasterboard, stuck with drywall addy?

Would'nt last long on the bathroom floor:lol:

 

[Droopy]

Would'nt last long on the bathroom floor:lol:

That, I agree with.

 

[Perry]

Dave slip of your finger was ment to meen your finger as in cemet based not ment be rude to Drew :grouphug:

 

[DHTiling]

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I think that I have been very civil, so far...:yes:[/quote]


that was more of a precaution than an accusation drew mate...:lol: