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tiling a bath panel |
Tiling a bath panel is relatively easy as long as you follow these simple instructions.
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External plywood is often used in
such applications but is not ideal for this application as wood expands
and contracts, therefore you are much better off using tile backer board.
This can be Aquapanel, Hardibacker, Wedi board, Lux board or any number
of tile backer boards.
Aquapanel and Hardibacker are more freely available and are both cement based and can be cut with a Stanley knife and straight edge (you'll get through a lot of blades) or buy a £5 a saw and accept it will be not much use afterwards.
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Build a frame out of 2x2 inch timber and then clad
it with the tile backer board.
Do Not PVA the surface before tiling. Tile the bath panel as you would tile a wall. |
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