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Anyone got a good tip on the best way to leave/form an access on tiled gyproc & stud walls. I guess the access panel outline would only be seen on the the grout line?
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This seems a good idea http://www.magnapanel.com/buy.html Probably easy to make yourself if you can source some magnets but I reckon hook and loop would work okay too. :thumbright:

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is the panel in a wet or dry area??

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How big is the access panel...................one tile, two tiles etc????


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I guess I could use velcro for a catch, it was more the outline of the panel I was thinking about. Maybe some 20mm angle white PVC around the edge, that could be lightly grouted over but still partly visable.

We have used velcro quite a lot for bath panels, it holds onto it like an Aberdoian to a fiver.

It's a dry area Al.

The panel would be about 4x150mmx150mm tiles in area, so about 300mm2 mate.
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Another option is to tile fully as normal, then cut out the access panel and put to one side. grout walls, grout access panel. Then wedge acess panel into position and silicone perimeter tile joint.

That is the main way that I do my access panels.



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PostPosted: Fri Apr 01, 2011 8:43 am 
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royaloakcarpentry wrote:
Another option is to tile fully as normal, then cut out the access panel and put to one side. grout walls, grout access panel. Then wedge acess panel into position and silicone perimeter tile joint.

That is the main way that I do my access panels.


Thanks mate, that sounds like a good method......... :thumbleft:


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ahh.. DP.. how you doing...whats a guy with your knowledge.... asking us lowley tile fixers a question like that....ehhh??..ya should know what to do there bud!!...

anyway,,.. where from easterhouse you from....wee man...

hail,,hail,.... :lol:


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George..Harry..Ann...then its all going t i t s up for the subbies mate...all going inhouse.


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4x150x150mm

you into social housing then DP...eh...???... :wink:

bottom off the barrow there mate...???... :B


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Well it is refreshing to hear from you tictic, I hope this finds you well. Sorry to hear that your shower is still not working, perhaps one of our artisans from Larkhall could have a look at it?
God save the Queen & keep up the good work.


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You are in the trade, but having to ask how to do an access panel!! Must be a plumber lol


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