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pugulika
Hi Guys,
I'm new on here and have been picking up lots of great tips so far but think i may have screwed up so very much hope you can help.
I have a kitchen floor to tile which is part floor boards and part concrete so after making sure the floorboards were pretty solid i have laid 18mm ply down over the whole lot, screwing stright into the floorboards and drilling and screwing down into the concrete to get everything nice and solid. I hope that is ok so far or should i have ply'd the floorboards and screeded the concrete?
However, i picked up the adhesive today (BAL Single Part Flexible) and it says on the back to use exterior ply. Figuring it was an interior floor and not in a bathroom or anything i have used normal spruce ply. Is this a problem and if so what is the solution?
It took me all day to cut the ply round all the strange recesses and shapes this kitchen has so really don't want to have to take it up and wast £150 worth of ply if i can help it.
Any advise very gratefully received,
Martin
I'm new on here and have been picking up lots of great tips so far but think i may have screwed up so very much hope you can help.
I have a kitchen floor to tile which is part floor boards and part concrete so after making sure the floorboards were pretty solid i have laid 18mm ply down over the whole lot, screwing stright into the floorboards and drilling and screwing down into the concrete to get everything nice and solid. I hope that is ok so far or should i have ply'd the floorboards and screeded the concrete?
However, i picked up the adhesive today (BAL Single Part Flexible) and it says on the back to use exterior ply. Figuring it was an interior floor and not in a bathroom or anything i have used normal spruce ply. Is this a problem and if so what is the solution?
It took me all day to cut the ply round all the strange recesses and shapes this kitchen has so really don't want to have to take it up and wast £150 worth of ply if i can help it.
Any advise very gratefully received,
Martin
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