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Boards of Canada are a Scottish electronic music duo consisting of brothers Michael Sandison and Marcus Eoin. Signing to Skam and then Warp Records in the 1990s, the duo received recognition following the release of their debut album Music Has the Right to Children in 1998. They followed with the albums Geogaddi (2002), The Campfire Headphase (2005) and Tomorrow's Harvest (2013), but have remained reclusive, rarely appearing live.The duo's music incorporates vintage synthesiser tones, samples from outdated media, hip hop-inspired beats, and analogue production methods; it has been described as exploring themes related to nostalgia, as well as childhood memory, nature, and more arcane subjects. In 2012, Fact called them "one of the best-known and best-loved electronic acts of the last two decades."
Hey guys.
Long time reader, first time poster.
I've got 42mm between my current concrete slab (insulated) and my desired final floor level (tiles)
How do I overlay my pipes?
Is there a thin screed that can be applied over the pipes?
Alternatively I was thinking of making some DIY overlay...
hi guys
I'm looking to tile my upstairs bathroom floor and was wondering if i need to use ditra matting if I'm putting bakker board down? any guidance if appreciated.
I've used Hardie backer for a number of years now & even though I've never had any come backs from it ,it's a mess process when cutting, So I know I've mentioned Delta board previously was curious to get anybodies thought on this or another product
similar please
Thank you
Hi all,
I will be tiling my bathroom this weekend and want to make sure I'm set up to get it all finished by Sunday evening.
The existing substrate:
18mm plywood
12.5mm marmox board
I'm fitting an electric underfloor heating mat and propose to use a self leveling compound and then tile...
well after years of trying to convince one of the builders I do work for he’s finally ditched the plywood and is now using Hardiebacker boards. He’s now a convert and is going to use them wherever tiling is required. I showed him in a small bathroom today how to glue and screw them, I could have...
hello all
I have a job where the walls are double thick plasterboard (both 18mm) on a stud wall ( between two flats to meet fire and sound regs etc). I don’t want to add the weight of a cement backer board (like nmp or hardie) on top of that.
What is the he lightest board out there? Wedi ...
Just picked up some Orbry board and was quite surprised how cheap it was. £21 for 2.6M x 0.6m x 20mm thick.
The 12.5mm board is about the same.
20mm Board you only need 600mm stud centres.
Does anyone use a foam board on all of their showers?
I think I’m going to move over to it a bit more.
Got a floor to do it’s about 7m2. Just over half is floorboards existing and the rest is a new screed. What people’s views on what to do? Was thinking wedi board on the floor boards then level the screed to the board and prob put an expansion joint in where they join. Anyone else got any ideas?
I have a number of XPS tilebacker/ insulating boards from a leading German Manufacturing Company available, surplus to requirement in the following sizes:
1200x600x12.5 (1235) £4.50 + VAT
1200x600x10 (300) £4.00 + VAT
1200x600x20 (160) £5.00 + VAT
If of interest, please contact me via...
What are the advantages of 20mm boards against 10mm boards on top of concrete slab. Would the underfloor heating on top heat up any quicker or would the thicker board just prevent the heat from dispersing less
Hello all.
I have a question....is it ok to screw insulated cement board (marmox type board) to a stud wall that is lined with 12mm ply?
I've knocked down an old solid bathroom wall and replaced it with a stud wall. My building control guy has said that the new stud wall needs to be structural...
ok i went to look at a job wet ufh with flo screed on top all dried out etc the problem is in the dinning room they have laid a wooden floor and the tiles are to go around the primiter of the floor the into the kitchen through to the wetroom and basically they have lifted the former in the...
I read somewhere not long ago that b&q were set to stock a foam core, waterproof backerboard, well I called in there today for a couple of none work related bits and spotted them. This was in a large Sheffield branch so not sure if the smaller branches have them I read somewhere not long ago...
looking for some help to level a floor which is floor boards. I didn’t know how out of level they were until I cut some out to drop the shower tray in. Over 1800 mm it’s about 15mm out of level. It was easy enough to level under the shower tray but I can’t lift all the floor boards up and try to...
Please can somebody share their knowledge and let me know if I’m on the right track, i.e do you think the steps I am about to undertake are going to prolong the life expectancy of my first attempt to tiling a floor (I am just a mere DIYer and not professional)?
The situation is that I’m trying...
hi all
I’m looking at laying thermal boards on top of floor boards, then under floor heating, then self levelling, then tile.
Is this advised? Is the thermal board strong and sturdy enough to take place of a ply or cement board in this instance ?
Thanks in advance
Hi All,
Pleases can you advise which is the superior product Wedi or delta?
Is it a matter of personal preference, or are there certain characteristics of one that is better then the other?
Hi All,
Tomorrow I’m using 6mm Hardie Backer onto 22mm chipboard. I’ll be screwing it aswell as fixing it with adhesive and taping the joints with fibre tape. My question is, can i tile straight away or do i need to wait until next day?
Thanks in advance.
Hi everyone,
My first post, so go easy on me.
Im looking for info on 6mm Hardie Backerboards. I'm getting conflicting advice from suppliers. Im laying 600x600 Italian porcelain tiles to a kitchen floor, in the last 25yrs I've only ever used a minimum of 12mm exterior ply. However Over the last...
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