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Thanks John

Go to Sureset's website to get further details www.sureset.co.uk

Just a simple reinforced concrete fibre, its cheap enough to purchase from all good builders merchants

Just wipe them down with a 3C silicone wipe

Yes if it's a driveway, this was just a foot path so it doesn't need the base to be as firm.

@@MrandMrsDIY that's a shame I thought I could get away with tarmacing the drive 😂 Great video by the way! Now subbed

@@jimmyj4m Thanks

Sureset sell them www.sureset.co.uk

I wouldn't recommend fixing the shelves into the slates because they are only pinned/tacked to the backing foam which are not made to hold additional weight, that why you'd fix the shelves though the wall panels and into ether the stud behind or the solid wall

Works perfect for a patio

Many thanks were glad you enjoyed it.

Cheers mate, good to know you thought it was a great interview.

Yes of course you could do that, we still had the plastic protective sheet on the bath its self, and dust sheets on the floor etc so we were sure we wasn't going to damage any part of the bath, but always batt on the courses side

Cheers Jake, we will do

Yes you could apply a thicker layer of adhesive depending how deep the ridges are! if there too deep then a layer of external self levelling compound would work to help level and flatten any ridges before tiling

Thanks hun, Yes we do get a couple of weird comments! Glad top hear your feeling more confident on installing yourself, any problems just send us your questions on here please and we'll try and help

We always recommend the Wagner W590 Flexio Paint Sprayer - linktr.ee/mrandmrsdiyamazon

@@MrandMrsDIY Yes you cant got wrong with this model

A keen Handyman could lay this themselves on a pathway, if your wanting it on your driveway then I'd get one of Suresets approved installer to lay so they get the full 20 year warranty

Thanks, if you do art once a year then it doesn't become hard work then

Yes string lines and long strait edges work well, we built this building so we know the room was square

My way works perfectly well, so version works ok but its an old fashion method, times move on, products and materials get better, Primers not mad etc fill holes, its don't flex like some caulks, also I didn't use caulk, check out closer what I used then come back

The cement boards film up the floor or walls for a stronger base, plus the cement boards then bond better to the tile adhesive as just some of the benefits

Yip, 24 years ago

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Yes battens can help as well

@@daz3745 Me to

I nominate!

Nonsense

I disagree, I've fitted dozens of baths this was and had them in my own rented properties for over 20 years and never once had a problem with any of them,

I have a 6 minute very cold bath every other day

Ideally yes as it would be stronger

Great tip! But you only need to fill it about halfway

Depending on what's underneath the flooring you don't need to fill bath to do the finish silicone ( after you tiled)

@@domthorpe4372 Thats right

@@MrandMrsDIY 20 years of carpentry and plumming and never once used silicon around a sink/basin waste trap lol

You can use a scrubbing brush or a light jetwash

I'm afraid we don't have sorry, but we'll add it to our list of new videos

Most certainly yes, however we will need a firmer bace than just the hardcore we have on this pathway, check out Sureset's website www.sureset.co.uk

Sureset's website! www.sureset.co.uk/product/pouron-applicator-wand/

You're the best!!! Thanks so much. I'm getting one today ❤

Hahahaha thanks mate!

Fill any larger gaps with 3C's foam, let this dry and trim off, we have another video up showing this, then you can seal with HM sealant afterwards

@@MrandMrsDIY just had a watch will give it a go! Need to cut out the terrible job I’ve done first. Maybe buying 7 quid discount sealant wasn’t the right cal eaother

@@simonb7711 Thanks!

Hi, usually it's about 2 inches, mainly just so it overhangs and the water can go in, cheers

@@MrandMrsDIY thank very much ,ps I've just bought a Warner electric fence sprayer lol hope it it does the job 😀

Any preference is fine as long as you evenly spread the resin mix out and get it nice and flat! Cheers

You could still put it away if you needed to maintain it, however if the plumbing is some right, and you maintain the drains from above you shouldn't need to remove it again unless your changing it for a new suit

The C De La C would be better but I'd expect the AL Fresco should work well as well, ive used the wax on it before on my Pallet builds and it worked perfectly

Thanks Jake!