boxing in pipes

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going to box in 3 pipes to the boiler in a bathroom. its away from the bath. if ive used battons to create the stud work around the pipes. if i use plywood, what size ply should i use if im tiling it?? would 6mm be thick enough to use as plywood then tile over??

is plasterboard good for this job??
 
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I only ever use PB; it's easy to cut, easy to fit & you can tile straight onto it.
 
does it matter what size PB i use or ply??

in a bathroom can i tile directly to PB without tanking it, due to humidity etc?
 
does it matter what size PB i use or ply??
Use 12mm plasterboard; as I said I would not use ply but if you do, check the adhesive manufacturer’s instructions as some may require plywood to be primed.

in a bathroom can i tile directly to PB without tanking it, due to humidity etc?
You only need to tank PB wet areas, behind a bath or in a shower; ideally I would normally use Moisture Resistant PB in a bathroom but if it’s just a box around some pipes I cant see it being a problem.
 
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are we now expecting RC to end up tied up in a wardrobe in 20 years time?

:eek: :eek:
 
Assume that’s me as we have another RC :?: . I have got a couple of rather “alternative” friends (don’t go there :eek: ) but God forbid. Wardrobes, rope, belts; all bit of a strange do that & in Thailand as well. Something very similar has happened a while ago before but can’t remember who it was now (singer I think) but is sounds a bit iffy to me. :confused:

Shame, I liked David Caradine & always thought he was underrated; he was a prolific actor but didn’t always chose his scripts very well. I was a very religious follower of “Grasshopper” when it was current.
 
yep your RC, the other one is rough i take it.


i agree about carridine, a shame, i wonder if we will ever know what happend.

are you thinking about micheal hutchince?
 

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