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Cheers fellas, I might do that. Like you said it should be easy enough to board over.

It does. It also says you can plaster over it in the marketing blurb on the website I bought it from. Not sure why Schluter technical are giving out a different message. I've been out this morning and bought a bag of P9 tile adhi (white) - so less flex than the Bal. Most probably overkill...

I'm not too fussed about the extra thickness as it shouldn't cause any problems (at least not that my DIY brain can figure out) If i used a 3mm trowel for the tile adhesive and smoothed it then that would only be an extra 1mm of thickness. Or if towelling and leaving the ridges makes sense...

I'd originally planned half tiled (for the shower area plus half skimmed). The walls on that side have 600mm centres - so I needed 19mm Kerdi Board for that. I figured to keep it simple I'd just use Kerdi Board for the whole wall rather than splitting it. Plus (I think) for plasterboard on...

Its strange it says that on their website. I've been emailing their technical department (Schluter UK) and they basically first said I shouldn't plaster on it and should take it down and use normal plasterboard. So I rang them and they then said if I really didn't want to take it down that I...

Here's a pic of the boards

Cheers That's the one but it's also got a fibrous membrane so I don't think the issue is adhesion but the fact it flexes a little.

Hi All I'm a DIYer in the middle of a bathroom project. I've used Schluter Kerdi Board throughout as most walls are being tiled. There are a couple of walls however that need plastering. Has anybody on here got any experience of plastering over Kerdi Board? I've spoken to Schluter and...

Hi all Just another DIYer looking to improve and learn new skills. Cheers