D DHTiling Jun 24, 2011 #12 d8wyt said: Sorry unsure? Click to expand... What floor type is it.. Timber.. concrete.. screed.. pourable screed.?
d8wyt said: Sorry unsure? Click to expand... What floor type is it.. Timber.. concrete.. screed.. pourable screed.?
H hillhead Jun 24, 2011 #13 She said laid on ply Dave. Did you're husband tile it himself? Last edited by a moderator: Jun 24, 2011
J jay Jun 24, 2011 #14 hillhead said: She said laid on ply Dave. Did you're husband tile it himself? Click to expand... yes but whats under ply
hillhead said: She said laid on ply Dave. Did you're husband tile it himself? Click to expand... yes but whats under ply
D DHTiling Jun 24, 2011 #15 hillhead said: She said laid on ply Dave. Did you're husband tile it himself? Click to expand... just seen the reply after my first one.. oops. So what thickness ply and again what substrate as in what is the ply laid onto..? we need this info before we can progress.🙂
hillhead said: She said laid on ply Dave. Did you're husband tile it himself? Click to expand... just seen the reply after my first one.. oops. So what thickness ply and again what substrate as in what is the ply laid onto..? we need this info before we can progress.🙂
D d8wyt Jun 24, 2011 #16 He did a new extension and put down a new floor including joists - not a solid floor - does this help????
He did a new extension and put down a new floor including joists - not a solid floor - does this help????
D d8wyt Jun 24, 2011 #18 Chipboard flooring, with glued 6mm ply and screwed every 3 inches. He has also left expansion between ply. It is not moving on the joints either?
Chipboard flooring, with glued 6mm ply and screwed every 3 inches. He has also left expansion between ply. It is not moving on the joints either?
D DHTiling Jun 24, 2011 #19 There is the problem.. 6mm is not suitable.. Now do we call an ambulance now..🙂