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FAQ

Bought new ceramic tile for kitchen and the old stuff is hard to get up. I want to keep the cement board that is in there for the new stuff.

if the old tile was properly installed, it will be close to impossible to keep it intact when removing it. backerboard is cheap......

Older house, kitchen floor. There's 3/4 diagonal wood on floor joists after hardwood floor is removed. Can I put down 1/2 plywood/ osb and expect the ceramic tile and grout to last? 100% better to use cement board or that synthetic strand board?

am i the only one who heard him say he wants a long lasting floor? ten years ago only the worst of hacks would use cement board on floors, i'm not even gonna talk about tiling on plywood. now everyone uses it on floors and they last about five years. what happened to mudding floors? lasts forever! much cheaper too. thought it was the rule! too many weekend warriors in the trades these days thanks to the home depot. what's next, perhaps a medical depot? mabye they'll start selling do it yourself surgery or cast in a can . sounds crazy but if it happened tomorrow you guys will be answering medical questions just as recklessly. stop reading labels as answers. don't any of you wanna see proof anymore? get real people. long lasting floors require tar paper, lathe, portland and sharp sand as a base. not cement board and certianly not glued sawdust or woodchips!

Can cement board be tiled?

Of course, the decoration of this approach is also a lot of it, do not have any red brick seal again, direct plaster brick on the line.

Bathroom with cement board hanging the top, now open the hole to install the lights, so hard to open Oh ,,, which big god to help me out of ideas? Thank you!

To do a strict waterproof construction of the ground after the formation of the protective film will be flexible waterproof waterproof (this waterproof performance is particularly good, the problem is completed after the surface is too smooth and bad tiles), the walls painted ordinary bathroom waterproof treasure, although the waterproof performance of ordinary, After finishing the rough surface favorable tile paving

Should the cement board be behind the tile flange?

You should keep the cement board behind the tile flange.

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You cant put cement board over a cement floor ( even over the tiles like you want) and expect it to hold and be firm enough for ceramic tiles. If you were on a wood subflooring, covering the tiles are ok as long as you don t do anything to them. You can encapsulate asbestos tile as long as you don t mess them up such as sand or remove them.. Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar and check my qualifications there. GL

I want to put tiles from floor to ceiling in entire bathroom not just the shower area.

The walls may not be able to hold that much weight.

Do you have to tape and fill seams on cement board when applying ceramic tile over it like when doing drywall?

With all due respect to those who say it's not necessary, I think you're looking for trouble if you don't fill the seams with fiberglas mesh tape and flexible thinset mortar. No harm can come from it, and it can only help prevent problems. Also, if you're installing in a damp environment (bathroom, especially), cover the screw heads with some oil-based paint and let it dry for a day or more before putting the mortar on. I've seen cases where people didn't do that, and after a few years rust from the screw heads started to penetrate the top surface of the tile.