Hi all,
I'm approaching the point soon at which I will be able to tile my upstairs bathroom floor and have noticed that due to the irregularity of the joisting, there's a dip in the middle of the floor (about 6mm). This is potentially going to make the tiling more difficult, so I am considering the possibility of using some floor levelling compound before laying the tiles.
The floor is currently 19mm plywood and I've bought some suitable adhesive.
I'm now left wondering if a floor leveller exists that can be used on a plywood floor. Will ordinary levellers work in this situation? If so, will my plywood adhesive still work on the levelling compound?
I'm currently wondering if I could apply a layer of the adhesive as a leveller and then lay the tiles on that. Is that such a bad idea?
Thanks in advance
Jever
I'm approaching the point soon at which I will be able to tile my upstairs bathroom floor and have noticed that due to the irregularity of the joisting, there's a dip in the middle of the floor (about 6mm). This is potentially going to make the tiling more difficult, so I am considering the possibility of using some floor levelling compound before laying the tiles.
The floor is currently 19mm plywood and I've bought some suitable adhesive.
I'm now left wondering if a floor leveller exists that can be used on a plywood floor. Will ordinary levellers work in this situation? If so, will my plywood adhesive still work on the levelling compound?
I'm currently wondering if I could apply a layer of the adhesive as a leveller and then lay the tiles on that. Is that such a bad idea?
Thanks in advance
Jever