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Cheers danny..good advice as usual.....like you say better to do it right than do it again and again...
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Cheers Dave.Cheers danny..good advice as usual.....like you say better to do it right than do it again and again...
Yes see your point,but is this not changing what every tiler has been taught over the years?In my humble opinion the advice given to tilers today should be do not tile directly on to plywood sub-straights. There are more than enough products out there that can do the job. You are risking a failure if you tile on to wood in the best of circumstances. Even if you have used 18mm ply and screwed at 6 inch centres and primed the under side and the edges of the wood and screwed the tong and groove floorboards to ensure there rigidity. You can even go as far as to ensure the joists are free from movement. You can do all this and still get a failure. Wood is unpredictable.
Always good to have it confirmed. :yes:hmmm sorry didnt see the last page of comments before i replied.....hand in hornets nest...:yawn:
Yes but change is a good thing in this case.Yes see your point,but is this not changing what every tiler has been taught over the years?
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