Granite Tile Countertop Plywood Substrate For Granite Tile Countertop?
Plywood substrate for granite tile countertop? - granite tile countertop
I am installing a tile countertop, granite and wondered what the best way to ensure the subfloor of plywood. I was told that I can use 3 / 4 "AC plywood and sealed with a sealer called Redguard. This does not necessarily mean installing an additional base plate.
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You must always add a layer of layers of tiles codes say that at least 1 and 1 / 4 tiles total substrate. The most common is 3 / 4 and 1 / 2 in the cement board. Thin-and-nail or screw down.You could use a 1 / 4 inch cement board, but you can use cheaper, 1 / 2 inches .. If you screw it, not all components of the double and go-tail grain Cross and Red Guards .. is a good anti-Bruch's membrane as a water proofing system. 2 coats minimum. I would go w / 3 or until none of the Red Guards. It does not save for a long time and opportunity, you must use is likely slim, fast, but you never know what will make the next project, another 1 / 2 will be next lol GL
You must always add a layer of layers of tiles codes say that at least 1 and 1 / 4 tiles total substrate. The most common is 3 / 4 and 1 / 2 in the cement board. Thin-and-nail or screw down.You could use a 1 / 4 inch cement board, but you can use cheaper, 1 / 2 inches .. If you screw it, not all components of the double and go-tail grain Cross and Red Guards .. is a good anti-Bruch's membrane as a water proofing system. 2 coats minimum. I would go w / 3 or until none of the Red Guards. It does not save for a long time and opportunity, you must use is likely slim, fast, but you never know what will make the next project, another 1 / 2 will be next lol GL
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