Tiling the side of bath

[andybanner]

I've framed and put 12mm ply on the side of my bath ready for tiling.
Do i need to use flexible adhesive, like i'm going to on the floor , or will normal waterproof adhesive do the job

 

[mrcrow]

hi..i just ripped all that off mine...
the tiles were stuck with something resembling no nails...
ps will you leave an access for plumbing jobs..
there was a trap on mine held with magnetic catches
now i just have a plastic shatter panel...i mean it will shatter in a couple of months with knee pressure..
i plan to put on a stronger easily removeable one..re the plumbing
the tiles i did get off the front of the bath as i remember now washed clean overnight of the cement so it must have been ordinary tile cement
the ones around the top surround were the ones with superglue fixing.
cheers
ps wait for a better answer

 

[andybanner]

Dear mrcrow
thanks for the advice(not)
You have too much time on your hands
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He who laughs last, is worth two in the bush

 

[mrcrow]

Dear mrcrow
thanks for the advice(not)
You have too much time on your hands
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He who laughs last, is worth two in the bush

thanks and you are right..
just get a bit carried away when i think i may have some info to impart

 

[Diyisfun]

Mirror screws look nice for the access panel.
You need flexible adhesive + what could be better than flexible & waterprof, although the amount of water should be minimal.

 

[andybanner]

thanks for that
will do.