Hi all,
Here is a question... In my bathroom, I have those thin, stick-on style tiles on the floor. I want to replace them with ceramic tiles.
Now, I have done this in another part of my house, where I put down cement backer-board, and then the tiles.
In my bathroom, under the cheap stick-ons, there is a thick, solid ply sub-floor. If I put cement backer board on it, and then tiling, the bathroom floor will be about 1/2 inch higher than the hallway floor, making me have to trim the bottom of my door, and have a bit of a bump between the seam.
What is the best way to do this?
- Rip up the sub-floor, and replace with cement backer
- Do not use cement backer, and put the tiles on top of the sub-floor
- Put the cement backer on top of the sub-floor, causing a significant raise of the floor
Any help is appreciated, Brian