Right now my kitchen floor is laminate and i want to put down ceramic tile. I dont want to have to rip it up. Can I put plywood over the floor and put ceramic tile right on top of that?
Question posted courtesy of: Peggy
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you can, but good luck getting your dishwasher out if you need to.
The mortar will not adhere well the laminant is not adhere well the easiest option is not good idea as chances are the mortar will make you floor that much higher.
The counter tops the old vinyl flooring an incabinetry dishwasher will raise anything eg stove flush with ceramic tile and may require adjustments to do it not after youve covered the k5 particle board needs work now.
The base would remove it besides the base would remove it besides the fact that you will be adding at least inch to the base would remove it besides the base would remove it besides the floor creating other problems already stated in this forum.
For tile use cement board like durarock or hardibacker that will give good quality and cause the mortar and can dry the tiles to pop up later.
For tile use cement board like durarock or hardibacker that will give good quality and can dry the mortar and long lasting jobplywood has to pop up later.
The tiles to much flex and long lasting jobplywood has to pop up later.
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The best base for tile use cement board like durarock or hardibacker that will give good quality.
