MelissaReynolds

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  • in reply to: Grout fixes and caulk questions #3214
    MelissaReynolds
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    Thanks!

    What kind of caulk for floor/tub transition and wood baseboard/wall transition?  The same thing?  What kind?

    OK, I will not caulk floor/baseboard transition, glad I asked, because I thought I was supposed to.

    in reply to: Timing #3178
    MelissaReynolds
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    Thank you!

    in reply to: wedi collars #3126
    MelissaReynolds
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    These are dumb questions, but I don’t want to mess it up.  Why do you cut a square if it is a circle?  Is the rubber gasket supposed to fit inside the square?  The circle is larger than the square.  Am I supposed to cut the square bigger?  I used/traced the guard as you did in the video.  The circle does not fit inside.

    in reply to: wedi collars #3125
    MelissaReynolds
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    Thank you!

    in reply to: Bathtub/floor transition #3089
    MelissaReynolds
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    Perfect!  Thank you!

    in reply to: Bathtub/floor transition #3086
    MelissaReynolds
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    I went with the 3/8 cdx plywood, over top the now fixed 3/4 inch plywood sub floor.  What’s the best way to fasten it down?  Glue? Nails? Screws?  Combination?  I am afraid over time, nails will pry up.  I have 16 gauge 1 inch nails/gun.  Deck screws don’t come in 1 inch that I  know of.  I want to avoid at all costs, the original screws I used to fasten the sub floor to the joists, those caused me a lot of problems.

    Thanks!

    in reply to: Bathtub/floor transition #3036
    MelissaReynolds
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    Yes, porcelain tile.  That’s a solution!  Thank you.  Instead of backerboard, could I do 1/4 inch plywood?  Wouldn’t I get the same result?  I still have to fix that raised lip anyhow, so if I still cut out that part of plywood that is raised, replace that piece, then lay 1/4 inch plywood over top, opposite direction, I can fix both problems, correct?  (I feel like there was a tad too much space between plywood sheets, so laying opposite direction will solve that as well.)  This was mine:

    The transition isn’t a concern.

    What do you think?

     

    in reply to: Bathtub/floor transition #3034
    MelissaReynolds
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    Yes.  There is mortar under the tub.  The tub is set and level.  Now knowing that, any recommendations?

    in reply to: Bathtub/floor transition #3033
    MelissaReynolds
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    I thought the floor was level. The tub is level.  I must have been off a bit?

    in reply to: Room width vs tub width #3022
    MelissaReynolds
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    Yes, it is on the main wall and I knew I had to bump out the entire wall.  However, now the tub is installed and I see that the room is not square.  There is a 1/2 gap at the tub wall corner, then gradually a 1/4 inch gap at the front of the tub.  I found 1/4 inch strips that will work perfectly, doubling up for the 1/2 inch gap.  Then, the rest of that wall is actually 60 1/4 inches.  Since it seems to be a gradual difference from the 1/2 to 1/4, there should not be any issues with my alignment of drywall and wedi, correct?  Will there be any tile issues with the difference?  I’m using 12 x 24 in tile in the tub surround.

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