So you've put them all on the wrong way around?
Yeah...sods law..of the 8 I checked and fitted, it was the two I left untouched that had the text 'face' printed on them in like font size 10 lol. Watched a quick vid on their website and it's like font size 50 saying 'this is the front'. You have to pay real close attention to understand front/back... I argue easy mistake to make because the rear side has 0 joins but the face has 2....seems counter intuitive.
Anyway, glad I noticed now rather than later. Just means I need to go and grab a few more sheets; as whilst I can recover 5 of the boards, I am 2 short by my maths.
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I always end up doing the job 10x better the second time, anyways...
Edit: also had a mare; I forgot the plumber uses JG SpeedFit and I didn't want to mix fittings (although its probably fine). Ended up getting some 22mm copper to make a joint between the Hep2o and JG. Then forgot to get the 2x90 degree Hep2o fittings so got stuck again.
Going to focus on...
1. Finishing plumbing so I can leak test the bits hidden behind the wall
-> just need 2x Hep2o 90s in 22mm.
2. Getting the walls fully up and final fixed, so I can tank and start tiling. Had enough now
Plus side - sub-floor is solid as a rock.
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Quick Q on the bath -- I am 6mm tileboard on 18mm chipboard. I have used an offcut of solid wood, and plywood where my solid wood is too thick, to span a joist or two. Overkill but won't cause an issue?