Plywood is screwed to the floorboards.

Do I tile directly on to the plywood or should I prime it first and if so,
with what?

mark

Mark wrote:
Plywood is screwed to the floorboards.

Do I tile directly on to the plywood or should I prime it first and if so,
with what?

mark


Tile directly: Thick bed flexible gunk: suggest Ardurit.

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Plywood is screwed to the floorboards.

Do I tile directly on to the plywood or should I prime it first and if so,
with what?

mark

I was advised to apply watered down PVa and tile before it dries. Seems to
have worked ok.
Paul

me wrote:
"Mark" wrote in message
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Plywood is screwed to the floorboards.

Do I tile directly on to the plywood or should I prime it first and if so,
with what?

mark

I was advised to apply watered down PVa and tile before it dries. Seems to
have worked ok.
Paul


Doesn't hurt, but the only function is to stop cement drying out
prematurely and boards getting wet. Decnt ply wont suck that much anyway.

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me wrote:
"Mark" wrote in message
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Plywood is screwed to the floorboards.

Do I tile directly on to the plywood or should I prime it first and if so, with what?

mark

I was advised to apply watered down PVa and tile before it dries. Seems to have worked ok.
Paul
Doesn't hurt, but the only function is to stop cement drying out prematurely and boards getting wet.
Decnt ply wont suck that much anyway.

My old gaffer used to say "Stop the suction". Painting, plastering, all sorts of jobs it applies to.

"Mark" wrote in message
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Plywood is screwed to the floorboards.

Do I tile directly on to the plywood or should I prime it first and if so,
with what?

mark



I'll apply dilute pva.
Thanks for the info.

mark