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02-13-07, 08:28 AM

agstaff

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Peel & Stick Tile over OSB

I am redoing my bathroom and have to lay a new subfloor due to water damage. I am going over 3/4" plywood with a 5/8" sheet of OSB. Can I lay the peel & stick tiles directly onto the OSB or do I need to lay an additional sheet of 1/4" plywood underlayment?

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02-13-07, 05:17 PM

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Provided you use the sealer made for self-adhesive tile, it will work just fine.

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agstaff on Feb 15, 2007

I have installed a new 5/8" OSB floor over existing 3/4" plywood. I am planning on installing a sheet of 1/4" floor underlayment on top of that to adhere peel & stick vinyl tiles to. Do I have to glue the underlayment to the OSB in any fashion or will staples alone suffice? Thanks!

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