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Underlayment
I have a house built in the early 40's so there is a 1"X6" plank sub floor.
In order to strenghten it up, I glued and screwed 3/4" tongue and groove plywood over it after securing the planking with screws. The floor is real sturdy now but, unlevel. I plan on installing a natural stone floor over it after a layer of 1/2 cement board. The question I have is, is it better to level the floor with leveller before or after the installation of the cement board? Regards, DA |
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do the cement board first if the lack of level is minor.
if its major level best you can, add cement board, then level again. you have created a trip hazard with the 3/4 plywood plus cement board.. why didnt you remove the plank subfloor then put down plywood? i still believe this is a good idea. how will you transition such a large grade change? |
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