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I respect you polite reply DJ. PS, Cant understand why the owner of this forum has taken the main features away from the forum software phpBB 2. Very very strange.

I think you would have to rip up the hardwood and then you can go on the floorboards (if it is boards) with something like BAL Fastflex or lay ply down (minimum BS is 15mm) then you can go on it with any adhesive manufacturers standard adhesive with an ad-mixture.

You need a class AA which comes in a cement form (bag) and dispersion form (bucket). Class AA is water resistant and won't break back down with water but water can pass through it so you could do with really tanking the background firstly if you background isn't water resistant (plaster...

It's ok D+J, it's just you appear to keep nocking what I say that's all. Reading it again, if there isn't much adhesive left on the wall, why does it have to be cleaned off? Can't they use a thick bed trowel and get over the lot? Regarding sealing the plasterboard, I stick to what I say...

I would mention it to him while it is correctable. If you leave it untillthe end of the job you may find he will try to wriggle his way out of the problems. If you can mention them now at least you get what you want which I would say is more important than the cost of the job. Regards Dan

Hiya, The way I would go about it is to make the fall in the floor out of marine ply, sink a trap where you want the water to run to an outlet and then use a product call WP1 (water protection 1) made by BAL (Building Adhesives LTD) www.nxadh.co.uk to seal not only the floor to the trap and...

OK lol here goes, I was under the impression that the adhesive left on the plasterboard was too much to trowel over therefor enough to sand down with a good sander. The sealer thing was discribed wrong then. As regards to new plasterboard. You should check with the adhesive manufacturer...

If it's class B adhesive it will break back down with water, if it's class AA it won't. I would sand what you can off and then just tile it will a class AA adhesive. You don't need to unibond anything. Regards PITT Dan

If it is Class B adhesive it will break back down with water. If it is Class AA adhesive it will need sanding. We use a big belt sander at the training centre to get the adhesive off the walls. Hope this helps. Regards PITT Dan

You done your tiling yet? Regards PITT Dan

Hiya, I would give one of the adhesive manufacturers a call. I obtained a few here for you. Alfix (UK) Ltd 01462 686611 Ardex UK Ltd. 01440 714939 Granfix Products Ltd. 01773 607778 Henkel Consumer Adhesives Ltd 01606 543000 Instarmac Group plc 01827 871803 Mapei (UK) Ltd. 01384...