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Land Man
Hi all
Please can you advise - I'm looking to fit a new shower cubicle in a recently converted outbuilding. One wall is masonry which has been plastered in the traditional way (bonding and a skim) and the other wall is 12.5mm moisture resistant (green) plasterboard which has been skimmed. I was looking at putting the small 'brick bond' 2" x 4" travertine tiles in there but i think these might be too heavy (10mm thick)?
My questions are:
1. Can i tile directly on to the plastered masonry wall? If so do i need to prime?
2. Can i tile directly on to the skimmed moisture resistant plasterboard. If so do i need to prime?
Any advice much appreciated.
Please can you advise - I'm looking to fit a new shower cubicle in a recently converted outbuilding. One wall is masonry which has been plastered in the traditional way (bonding and a skim) and the other wall is 12.5mm moisture resistant (green) plasterboard which has been skimmed. I was looking at putting the small 'brick bond' 2" x 4" travertine tiles in there but i think these might be too heavy (10mm thick)?
My questions are:
1. Can i tile directly on to the plastered masonry wall? If so do i need to prime?
2. Can i tile directly on to the skimmed moisture resistant plasterboard. If so do i need to prime?
Any advice much appreciated.