En-suite wall

[Tristar]

I believe there are preformed panels with honey comb insulation that can be used instead of stud walls to save space, but cant find any information. Can anyone advise please?

 

[JP_]

I saw something like this on a YT video, looked great, but I had already bought Hardiebacker boards! CAnnot remember the name of the ones I saw, but I think like this?

https://www.pureadhesion.co.uk/marmox-1250x600x10mm-insulated-tile-backer-boards.html

insulation boards that are waterproof and have a surface for tiling.

 

[Tristar]

Thanks very much, will look at those.

 

[Tigercubrider]

Be aware that an ensuite may benefit from sound insulation.
Hearing your loved one drop a couple of kids off at the pool can be a passion killer

 

[ted456]

Maybe you are talking about Paramount partition boards?
For the sake of saving a few mm's dont bother, use conventional studding and p/b.
Paramount, and similar partitioning, can be well fussy for the newcomer - I'd leave them alone.

 

[oldbutnotdead]

Those Marmox boards are nice to work with, lightweight & decent R value. Fragile though and once you add up all the posh fixings it gets quite pricy. Hardiebacker has mass which helps enormously with reducing noise transmission (as poetically decribed above)

 

[Tristar]

Thanks guys