Pva dilemma

[Flintstone]

Best solution here - have it skimmed. The fact that they have put pva on is almost irrelevant as it wanted skimming anyway.

 

[widler]

Skim it then tile

 

[lmkitchens]

I recently had a massive barny with a plasterer.

They left a job after me telling the builders it needed boarding or skimming as bonding. I refused to tile it, even had to call British gypsum up to prove it as I was being labelled a lair!

Only issue is that by the books its 14 days before you can tile it.

 

[Flintstone]

Here's one I refused to tile earlier

 

[Spare Tool]

Bit late now but when it was back to block best option would have been to dry line room and tile straight on to green plasterboard, much as I appreciate there are some good plasterers out there, I happen to know ONE nothings ever as flat or square as a properly dot and dabbed boarded room..

 

[widler]

Bit late now but when it was back to block best option would have been to dry line room and tile straight on to green plasterboard, much as I appreciate there are some good plasterers out there, I happen to know ONE nothings ever as flat or square as a properly dot and dabbed boarded room..

Aye, my lad is a god plasterer

 

[Spare Tool]

Aye, my lad is a god plasterer

Ah forgot about Jordan, I know two then

 

[WetSaw]

Aye, my lad is a god plasterer

Praise the lord...

 

[widler]

Bugger , good , good

Praise the lord...

 

[WetSaw]

That Dan bloke seems to have taken away the edit button so I'll have to be extra careful now....


How strange.... The edit button has reappeared!