fixing osb3 board over a DPM sheet and onto concrete floor.

Discussion in 'Carpenters' Talk' started by deanomc, Dec 1, 2016.

  1. deanomc

    deanomc Member

    What suitable mechanic fixings should I use to fix osb3 sheet to a concrete floor. Cant glue it as there will be a dpm sheet on top of the floor.

    Thanks
     
  2. Phil the Paver

    Phil the Paver Screwfix Select

    Any type will do as in so far as fixing the board, but what about keeping it damp proof??? bit pointless fitting a DPM if your going to make holes in it.
     
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  3. deanomc

    deanomc Member

    I know! :? But this is what OSB manufacturer recommended. I couldn't figure that out myself. The only solution I could think of is predrill the holes then fill them with liquid Damp proof. Any other suggestions?

    cheers
     
  4. flatroofer

    flatroofer New Member

    Treat it as a floating floor, use T&G OSB 3 and glue all the joints.
     
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  5. deanomc

    deanomc Member

    unfortunately I already have the materials and its not T&G.
     
  6. deanomc

    deanomc Member

    I only just realised the concrete has a dampproof sheet underneath so I guess it does not need one on the top. The concrete is only 100mm deep and it has been curing for three months so I should be ok to mechanically fix the boards onto the floor without another Damp proof sheet.
     

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