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Ceramic tiles on chipboard floor
- Thread starter Wilky
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PLYWOOD!!!!!!!!!!
over the top if poss,at least 18mm thick. The chipboard will not have enough intregrity and the tiles/ joints will split.
With modern adhesives there isn't really the need to PVA it, but I must admit I usually do.
Do make sure you get the correct adhesive - one designed for wooden floors. it has a slight flexability to it.
Woody
over the top if poss,at least 18mm thick. The chipboard will not have enough intregrity and the tiles/ joints will split.
With modern adhesives there isn't really the need to PVA it, but I must admit I usually do.
Do make sure you get the correct adhesive - one designed for wooden floors. it has a slight flexability to it.
Woody
Me Too,
Blewmin cheap new houses. Didn't anticipate having to put ply down - extra cost and extra work!!!
Die chipboard / Die
Blewmin cheap new houses. Didn't anticipate having to put ply down - extra cost and extra work!!!
Die chipboard / Die
i always unibond floors you never know if the washing machine will flood then the wood will blister and the hole lot will have to come up and be done again make sure you seal the edges as this is where the water will enter first
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