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jimie
Hi,
I'm just about to start redoing the bathroom floor and I would really appricate some feedback on what I prepose to do. So I dont make an expensive mistake!
The original subfloor is 22mm (equivalent) t&g floor boards. But these have been patched and repaired etc many times. So I am thinking of taking the whole lot up and replacing with 18mm exterior grade plywood.
I am also going to be installing a marmox showerlay tray in the corner of the room (20mm thick). I then plan to level out the dips etc in the floor (where the joists have settles since the house was built in 1930's) with a self leveling compound, then lay Ditra matting over the ply (this should bring the height of the floor to roughly the same as the showerlay tray).
Then I shall tile onto the matting and tray with large floor tiles 600mm x 300mm.
Does this sound like a workable plan, or have I missed something.....
I really value all the feedback and help I have been given on this forum. Many thanks
Jimie
I'm just about to start redoing the bathroom floor and I would really appricate some feedback on what I prepose to do. So I dont make an expensive mistake!
The original subfloor is 22mm (equivalent) t&g floor boards. But these have been patched and repaired etc many times. So I am thinking of taking the whole lot up and replacing with 18mm exterior grade plywood.
I am also going to be installing a marmox showerlay tray in the corner of the room (20mm thick). I then plan to level out the dips etc in the floor (where the joists have settles since the house was built in 1930's) with a self leveling compound, then lay Ditra matting over the ply (this should bring the height of the floor to roughly the same as the showerlay tray).
Then I shall tile onto the matting and tray with large floor tiles 600mm x 300mm.
Does this sound like a workable plan, or have I missed something.....
I really value all the feedback and help I have been given on this forum. Many thanks
Jimie