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Thanks, excuse me being dense but would you make up the framework first then apply filler to floor, then quickly put frame into position?
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Thanks for that, have you ever done it that way?
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Hi,
Anyone know how to fix bottom of non load bearing stud wall to an existing limestone tiled wet heated floor. Obviously can't drill fixings into it. Appreciate any help.
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