Re: [A/S] Tiling Floors

[hhamp5246@xxxxxxx]

> If you still want to tile the bath (or small area) you could try screwing
> Wonderboard to the plywood floor with the special self countersinking screws
> (so they are flush or below the surface of the panel) and then using an
> epoxy thinset and epoxy grout. [It is messy stuff to work with, especially
> the grout] This would give you the most rigidity for the weight, and some
> needed tensile strength (the Wonderboard is about 1/2 in thick and a sort of
> "concrete drywall" reinforced with a fiberglass mesh fabric.)

Hi Oliver,

That was the plan all along, I think you missed my post about just tiling a 
huge bathroom project in the house.

I have left over Wonderboard (I call it concrete backerboard which might have 
been confusing).

I haven't seen epoxy thinset, I'll check it out.

I love epoxy grout. I did the kitchen counters and the whole bathroom in 
it... not in my trailer, in the house where I spend the winters. 

Thanks for the encouragement... I really am psyched. One problem with 
learning how to tile is you want to tile everything <g>

Hunter