Hi,
I have looked through other threads, but looking for a bit of advice please if I post. I am fitting a new bathroom, two of the walls have plaster board with a cardboard sandwich in between, where there are bedrooms on the other side of each of these walls. Another wall (brick) has plasterboard stuck on the brick. I would like to tile all the walls. Would I be best to build a frame and then fit ply and then tile? I was also planning to replace the current chipboard floor with 18mm ply and then tile it, is that ok? I also was the planning to extend the bathroom onto the landing and build a cubicle for a shower. The plan was to use aquapanel to line the shower cubicle and then tile. Would I fit the tray and then fit the aquapanel so it overlaps the tray or fit the aquapanel to the framework and then the tray tight to the aquapanel? Thanks in advance
I have looked through other threads, but looking for a bit of advice please if I post. I am fitting a new bathroom, two of the walls have plaster board with a cardboard sandwich in between, where there are bedrooms on the other side of each of these walls. Another wall (brick) has plasterboard stuck on the brick. I would like to tile all the walls. Would I be best to build a frame and then fit ply and then tile? I was also planning to replace the current chipboard floor with 18mm ply and then tile it, is that ok? I also was the planning to extend the bathroom onto the landing and build a cubicle for a shower. The plan was to use aquapanel to line the shower cubicle and then tile. Would I fit the tray and then fit the aquapanel so it overlaps the tray or fit the aquapanel to the framework and then the tray tight to the aquapanel? Thanks in advance