Marmox Boards Advvice

[widler]

Not if you upsell this to the customer, more profit!!! You're missing a trick here Craig haha

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Ha ha brilliant john, the wife makes and sells them, so more profit [emoji12]

 

[Andy Allen]

Dish out a hard hat and high viz aswell to anyone using the bathroom and I can't see a problem. .:lol:

 

[Alphadock]

Do you need to insulate a timber substrate on the 1st floor?

 

[widler]

Id put 6mm down , just so i don't have to wear my PPE Everytime i go for a shower [emoji41]i can't see the thermal thingamabobs being that much different in a little bathroom,

 

[Time's Ran Out]

With it being a 'wet' room I'd be more concerned with the lack of tanking rather than a 4mm of insulation.

 

[SJPurdy]

I thought that the minimum thickness for overlaying a timber (chipboard or t&g) floor was 10mm if using the insulation type tile-backer boards (Wedi, Marmox and etc.), so I would recommend checking the manufacturer's spec to make sure before proceeding.

 

[AliGage]

The floor would need to be deflection free regardless. The thickness of insulation board only makes a difference to the insulation property value.
10mm I prefer on concrete floors but with timber 6mm is fine.

But regardless the floor needs to be deflection free.