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    Bathroom floorboards

    It is 18mm boards on top of 9mm ply which squeaks a bit, should I remove the ply? :?:
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    Bathroom floorboards

    I screwed them down 6 screws across 3 joists and one hidden screw on a forth joist. The wood seems very soft aswell, could this be the issue? :!:
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    Bath frame procedure

    The plumbing aspect of the job is not in question, its the way in which the bath installs.
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    Bathroom floorboards

    Thanks guys John there will be no carpet therefore ply would look ugly. By the way any tips on stopping it creaking. :? Now that its down it's staying down but there a few creaks, will this stop in time?
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    Bath frame procedure

    Paul Barker you didn't really tell me anything there, read through your comment again ................... Doesn't make sense? :?:
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    Bath frame procedure

    Ok LearnerPlumber but do you have to slide the bath onto the locking blocks which will be sticking up in the air at the top of the feet?
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    Bath frame procedure

    Hi Can anyone help me with this? I have a bath and frame/legs and can't figure out in which order to install the bath. The materials for the bath frame consist of the following:- 2 steel rods which attach to the bottom of the bath 4 feet which screw to the floor 4 steel threaded bars...
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    Multiqwick soil pipe

    Chris If anything having raised the floor slightly with new boards it is straight, Is there a knack to putting these on? I e-mailed multiqwik and they say make sure all flanges and outer edge of pan side to face inwards, but the old multiqwik one I took off did not have the last flange (the one...
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    Multiqwick soil pipe

    Hi Can anyone please tell me if straight soil pipes are universal as I installed a new toilet and I have a slight leak on the pan joint. I have been reading the threads and i see a mention of 14 degrees what that? Please help I've had no toilet for 3 days
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    Bathroom floorboards

    Just another note on this..... Do I need to wait a for the new boards to bed in? If so how long? Or is it ok to install the bath and seal it more or less straight away?
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    Bathroom floorboards

    Hi I'm in the process of laying new 18mm T&G floorboards in the bathroom of a 90 year old house. Because of the movement over the years nothing is level therefore I am laying 9mm ply first to take it back to fairly even I am also using this ply to stop any water running below (Is this ok) and...
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    Sand & cement or plaster

    I have done it now and used greenboard, please don't tell me an horror stories about this product.
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    Sand & cement or plaster

    Thanks Jason this tape cost me £5.00 I did use some sort of mesh tape when I boarded the loft and skimmed but the joint cracked, maybe due to movement I don't know. This tape I have seems a lot stronger, what do you think this is for then? Do you have experience of Aquapanel? Is it worth its...
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    Painting directly onto SE plasterboard

    Thanks multifinish, but you are a bit too far away. I'll give it a go myself.
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    Sand & cement or plaster

    Firstly on the bonding topic it is only in small areas about 1 & 1/2 inches deep, but another problem is the thin skim that was on, most of that has come away. Can I clear the rest of this plaster and seal the render/plaster and tile onto this. Secondly skimming plasterboard Jason, I bought...
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    Sand & cement or plaster

    Cheers for that. On the subject of plastering, do I need to use joint compound on SE plasterboard with jointing tape. I'm planning on taping and skimming, is this correct?
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    Sand & cement or plaster

    Will bonding go off quicker and allow me to tile the next day Jason
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    Bricks holding water

    Thanks for that Static :D
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    Bricks holding water

    Thanks Static I'll replace the brick with glass and throw a few goldfish in the cavity, should look good! Joking apart (was that a joke) :roll: thanks for your input, I'll deliberate over my options. While your on. The ceiling was studded, insulated then plasterboarded, but I don't think there...
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    Bricks holding water

    Have you got a photee of your shiplap John?
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