use grip to stick a few tiles down?

[Will Blackburn]

Hi. I am boxing in some pipes using wbp plywood.

It's a 6foot stretch of wood.prop sticking 6 tiles down.

Can I usea grip that works with ceramic? Don't wanna buy /use adhesive if I can get away with grip that i already have.

Will be grouted as normal
Thanks

 

[Bathfix Bob]

Landlord or DIY'er?

 

[Will Blackburn]

Diy'er

 

[One Day]

professional builder?

 

[AliGage]

Havent used tubbed in a little while but pretty sure BAL grip is suitable for ply.

As you already have it, what does it say on the tub?

 

[Chalker]

Havent used tubbed in a little while but pretty sure BAL grip is suitable for ply.

As you already have it, what does it say on the tub?

Think he means no nails or pink grip!
only joking I'm sure he means tubbed.

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Think he means no nails or pink grip!
only joking I'm sure he means tubbed.

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I think you were correct Ist time! Pink grip

 

[beanz]

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I think you were correct Ist time! Pink grip

That was my impression too.. Why not box in with plasterboard, rather than ply? Its cheaper, and you don't have to worry about it shrinking, and popping tiles.

 

[Tats]

Why not dot and dab corners with blue tac you've probably got some of that kicking about the house too.
Damn sight cheaper and later on you can just pull em of when u want to change tiles for a more modern look.

 

[Dougs Third Go]

certainly don't use a "no nails, pink grip etc" Will. Is it a floor level boxing in that runs horizontally?

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Why not dot and dab corners with blue tac you've probably got some of that kicking about the house too.
Damn sight cheaper and later on you can just pull em of when u want to change tiles for a more modern look.

Sometimes it's worth adding a couple of smiley faces to signify a touch of sarcasm!:smilewinkgrin: