darren6645's latest activity
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D+1 - fire away
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DCrack on with it.
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Ddarren6645 replied to the thread Freestanding bath..There's a joist running parallel to the back wall and then at approx 420mm there's another parallel joist then at approx 220mm from that...
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Ddarren6645 replied to the thread Freestanding bath..My apologies you are correct the floor is t&g chipboard not osb. I've been looking at osb and put that by mistake.
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DA normal domestic floor is designed to easily carry the weight. Again, unless the floor is sub-standard, it is absolutely fine.
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DIt will be fine. A lot of baths only sit on 4 small legs with no issues, generally.
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DFrame is for stability, legs take weight .
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Ddarren6645 replied to the thread Freestanding bath..I agree with what your say I'll check tonight when I'm home. Thanks.
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DI wouldn't think that the joists centres would be 800mm which is what they would be roughly, if the bath width is 750mm and the joist is...
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DYou probably don’t need full reinforcement, but adding ply and making sure the load is well distributed is good practice and gives peace...
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Ddarren6645 replied to the thread Freestanding bath..Yeah the bath will be similar weight but with this being free standing and the other bath sitting on a frame around three walls, I was...
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Ddarren6645 replied to the thread Freestanding bath..I don't think there is but I'll check that and the osb when I'm home, thanks.
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DNo, only if the floor is in really poor condition.
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DLooking at fitting the bath below. It will be going where the previous bath was which was p shape with a sliding enclosed screen fitted...
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