Bathroom floor...

[bobsp]

I have moved onto the main bathroom now..

I have noticed that the floor is sloping, 1" over 48"

It is noticable when you stand bacl and look into the bathroom, as I have put a towel radiator up, which is not sloping, but looks like it is, also the boxing in of the pipes it plumb, and you can see is higher at one side that the other.

The Mrs said to leave it, and it night be ok when all tiled, I dont like "might" and would rather know, or fix now.

The only option I can think of is take the ply back up, screw joists onto the existing ones, but level, reply, tile etc...Mrs thinks is alot of messing about and to leave it....

I will be renting house out in the new year, so want at little problems as possible.

Any ideas..

Cheers

 

[bobsp]

Or some SLC, might be easier?

 

[mac391]

you could use levelling screed made specifically for ply. http://www.f-ball.co.uk/product_category.asp?catID=smoothing

Click on 700 flex or 700 superflex. The site also gives you outlets to purchase from.

Would save taking the ply up, quick drying and a good substrate for tiling to.