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Mortar beds on walls and floors?
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[QUOTE="Rob Z, post: 169236"] So much of the old framing in these old houses where we work is so twisted, rough, out of plumb, etc, that it seems to take forever to try and scab on studs and blocking to make the walls and floor flat. Sometimes it does seem to be a bit of relief :yes: when we get to a job and the walls are flat enough for backer board and the floors flat enough for Ditra or Noble CIS (another sheet membrane sold here in the US)....all that mudding is a lot of work! And my own house has tile stuck with mastic over drywall, because that is all the builder offered. :incazzato: My in-laws live with us, so the shower I built for them to use is all mud, with fancy Italian Casa Dolce porcelain and a bench. Maybe someday I will get to redo the stuff upstairs that we use. Thanks for the perspective from the UK and Australia...it seems that things are the same here as there. [/QUOTE]
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