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Thanks @Wayners. The help is really appreciated. Il be sure to post a picture of the finished article to show your help was not wasted

I stuck the pva in to the joints on neat as I wanted to get on with something today haha. Hopefully thats fine. Scratched back some of the right hand edge. It looks like it was filled previously for the same issue to be honest. When I cut the board out in the first place there did seem to be a...

Thanks @Wayners This is what I was going to pick up today https://www.screwfix.com/p/toupret-interior-filler-5kg-5-pack/184he So this will be better over the joint, fill and skim? Also just regarding the pva, does this just go into the joints neat? I assume this is just to seal the loose...

I had some pipework to run from the floor up into the wall for a towel rail during a recent barhroom renovation. Iv got the pictured patch to fill in. There is a gap on the right hand side. Am I better to remove and pack the back of the board or just use filler over a larger area? Any...

Perfect. Thanks for the replys. I have seen those other polymers like CT1 and xpro stick foam. I'm just going with the tile adhesive as I can use the notch trowel to make sure its spread even. Is back buttering the tray advisable?

Been reading and debating over what to use to stick down a stone resin and acrylic capped shower tray. Manufacture instructions are weak sand/cement but everything I'm reading is pointing towards this being old and outdated. So I was leaning towards flexible tile adhesive. Picked up some Ultra...

40mm height stone resin and acrylic capped. https://www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-40mm-Pearlstone-Rectangular-Shower-Tray---1700-x-700mm/p/280296

If I laid 6mm hardieback board down on top of the chipboard (Tile cemented+screwed) and it spanned both the joists, would that be sufficient. It will be siliconed and tanked from walls to the hardieback floor aswell. I'm just trying to avoid taking up any more of the floor than needed as the...

Yes 22mm chipboard! I'm losing the plot today. Please bare with me!

You are correct, I just assumed 18mm. I have corrected my original post. So basicly is the 22mm ply chipboard OK with the joist locations and ideally using 6mm hardiebacker board on top without needing to add any supports?

Hello all, Decided to give replacing my bathroom a go and probably over thinking it. Just trying to see if I need extra support or if I should be ok. My joists under the shower are running parallel with the tray. (1700Lx700Wx40H) The 18mm 22mm T&G chipboard flooring is running perpendicular...

Hi guys n gals, Tackling some laminate, but its the first time iv come across these wooden door thresholds. The carpet has just been laid, so modifying that is a no go. What is the best way to deal with the expansion gap at this end? They are at the door between bedroom and hallway, but also...