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gmartine

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Third time I'll be doing this floor...first time was weatherproof TnG, 2nd was marine ply both of which were varnished and blew up because of a combination of flooding and careless use. Hardibacker is easy to get from sheds but only in 12 & 6mm which I could overlay. Any other recommendations?
 
Marmox board ?
 
If customers are as daft as they sound- treat it like a wet room.
18mm wbp then 10mm wedi/marmox/etc and tape all the joints.
Or 18mm ply and then membrane it with Impey waterguard.
 
I'll look into it, can it be installed directly onto joists?

Don’t have a clue but you can make a seat out of it so has to be self supporting and able to span you may have to installing noggins every 450mm
 

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