i know that this subject has been covered loads but i cant find anything that asnswers my specific question.
i want to tile the entire ground floor in ceramic tiles and all but the living room is concrete based. there is quite a lot of play in the floorboards in the living room so i realise that i need to put some plywood down to strengthen it. but, can i just totally replace the existing floorboards with 12mm ply fixed to the joists or does it definately need to be overlayed?
the reason being that i don't want to raise one room higher than the other rooms as this will make the whole project pointless (making a clear continuous and matching run).
will just 12mm plywood be ok to tile over and what preparations should i use.
thanks
Chrissy
i want to tile the entire ground floor in ceramic tiles and all but the living room is concrete based. there is quite a lot of play in the floorboards in the living room so i realise that i need to put some plywood down to strengthen it. but, can i just totally replace the existing floorboards with 12mm ply fixed to the joists or does it definately need to be overlayed?
the reason being that i don't want to raise one room higher than the other rooms as this will make the whole project pointless (making a clear continuous and matching run).
will just 12mm plywood be ok to tile over and what preparations should i use.
thanks
Chrissy