tileing before or after fittting bath
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Re: Fitting bath before or after tiles
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Re: tileing before or after fittting bath
It's still the Plumber ..mac12 wrote:Who's right plumber say to fit bath before tiles tiler says it doesn't matter.
The reason being that you can double seal the bath rim to the wall...Ummm I'm sure I've got a cr@p diagram somewhere...
EDIT...no..I deleted the diagram a few days ago..on te basis that I would never use it again...
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Re: tileing before or after fittting bath
Bath is normally fitted first,like wine-o says its sealed to the wall at this stage then sealed again after tiling.
Carpentry,I can explain it to you but I cannot understand it for you.
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Re: tileing before or after fittting bath
Just to give a clue...
So you can have silicon in two places, giving twice as much protection against minor leaks.......Verwood Handyman
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Re: tileing before or after fittting bath
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Re: tileing before or after fittting bath
The right way to fit a bath is to put it in before tiling. They are bedded a little into the wall. It stops leaks because over time silicone seal shrinks. I know in some countries around Europe they tile first before putting a bath or shower tray in. Leaks wouldn't really bother them as some countries in Europe don't have wooden floor boards. They use concrete for everything.