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Question on concrete board
I'm remodeling a very small bathroom (about 5'x7'). For now, I'll just
be laying linoleum, but I would like to lay some concrete board so that I can at a later date tile the room. The flooring right now (under the existing linoleum) is a 1/2" thick plywood. It seems very solid and doesn't seem to buckle. This house was built some 40 years ago and the wood looks in excellent condition. Anyway, how THIN of a layer of concrete board can I get away with? I don't want to raise the final level of the floor any more than necessary. Would 1/4" concrete be okay for a small job like this? Thanks! -- Oppie the Bear aka TOJ (The Other John) 'Remove' MYWORRIES to email me! Some days, you're the pigeon. And some days, you're the statue. |
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