Tiling a stud wall
Posted: October 11th, 2020, 4:15 pm
OK, I finally got around to buying tiles for my bathroom, to make a real feature of the recess at the foot of the bath. The recess is to be tiled right up to ceiling height, along with splashback around the non-recessed majority of the bath.
I also bought Hardie backer board, which I think may help, not least where the walls are not entirely even or of questionable quality. Today I looked for studs in the existing wall to attach it, and I find at the back of the recess - featurewise the most important wall - there is only the one stud. So my backer board won't be as well-attached as one might wish
The width of the recess is 69cm, the height about 190cm bath-to-ceiling, and the stud is in the centre. Will I get away with that, or do I need to rethink?
I also bought Hardie backer board, which I think may help, not least where the walls are not entirely even or of questionable quality. Today I looked for studs in the existing wall to attach it, and I find at the back of the recess - featurewise the most important wall - there is only the one stud. So my backer board won't be as well-attached as one might wish
The width of the recess is 69cm, the height about 190cm bath-to-ceiling, and the stud is in the centre. Will I get away with that, or do I need to rethink?