Batten aquapanel onto pastered wall?

Discussion in 'Other Trades Talk' started by jazzmoose, Jan 2, 2014.

  1. jazzmoose

    jazzmoose New Member

    Hi guys - my first post here.

    I'm tiling my entire bathroom - floor to ceiling with 12mm travertine (60x30cm)
    The walls are a mix of solid granite with lath & plaster (mixture of sound and unsound), stud plaster board and plastered breeze block.

    My intention is to batten onto the existing surfaces (plastered stone & block walls) using 32x32mm battens and fit aquapanel ready for tiling. (Stripping the plaster back to the bare stone would be a nightmare and 80% of the wall is a sound finish)
    For the PB walls I'll replace the PB with aquapanel as I read on here that aquapanel can take the weight of these tiles.

    Is this a reasonable approach?
    Is there a cheaper or easier way of doing this? (I have assumed I can't tile directly onto the plastered walls in shower/bath area hence batten/aquapanel)
    Have I missed anything obvious?

    Thanks in advance!
     
  2. jazzmoose

    jazzmoose New Member

    e.g I assume priming the plastered block wall with SBS and tiling directly onto that without aquapanel is a bad idea?
     

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