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Tiling of wood panelling

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jampot | 23:23 Mon 04th Jul 2005 | Home & Garden
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Hi, I want to tile the walls between worktop and unit in the kitchen, sounds easy, but the walls are clad in 70's style wood panelling. Its of good quality, the plywood is about 5 mm thick and well fixed to block wall.My main question is will the tile stick.

Many thanks

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Yes u can even tile on tile
10:07 Tue 05th Jul 2005
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You need a quality tile adhesive/grout and patience. If the wood has a particularly glossy finish (gloss paint/varnish) you might want to strip it a bit first, just to make your life easier
22:10 Tue 05th Jul 2005
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depends of how firm the wall covering is, if it is flexible then the tiles will not last very long, it would need to be very well fixed and solid for you to tile onto it.

22:36 Thu 07th Jul 2005

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