Replacing Subfloor Under Tub at Isaac Cuthbertson blog

Replacing Subfloor Under Tub. Remove old flooring and plumbing. 4.5/5    (125) 4.5/5    (125) To replace the floor under a bathtub, you first need to disconnect the water and move the tub. Use a pry bar and a hammer to lift the edges of the old flooring carefully. Under the plywood will be a concrete backer board, followed by floor joists placed on top of subfloor bearers. For tiles or vinyl, score along the edges using a utility knife. Looking for advice on how to replace this rotten portion of subfloor under this bathtub, preferably without removing the tub/damaging the tiles?. The traditional method involves removing the existing subfloor and replacing it with new plywood or osb (oriented strand. Then, use the pry bar and hammer to loosen the flooring and lift it off the subfloor gently. If it’s carpet, you may need to peel it back gently. Then, you can survey the damage and add new joists.

Then, you can survey the damage and add new joists. 4.5/5    (125) Use a pry bar and a hammer to lift the edges of the old flooring carefully. If it’s carpet, you may need to peel it back gently. Under the plywood will be a concrete backer board, followed by floor joists placed on top of subfloor bearers. The traditional method involves removing the existing subfloor and replacing it with new plywood or osb (oriented strand. To replace the floor under a bathtub, you first need to disconnect the water and move the tub. Then, use the pry bar and hammer to loosen the flooring and lift it off the subfloor gently. For tiles or vinyl, score along the edges using a utility knife. Remove old flooring and plumbing.

How to Repair Bathtub Subfloor Damage Underneath in Basement and

Replacing Subfloor Under Tub Looking for advice on how to replace this rotten portion of subfloor under this bathtub, preferably without removing the tub/damaging the tiles?. Then, use the pry bar and hammer to loosen the flooring and lift it off the subfloor gently. 4.5/5    (125) Looking for advice on how to replace this rotten portion of subfloor under this bathtub, preferably without removing the tub/damaging the tiles?. For tiles or vinyl, score along the edges using a utility knife. To replace the floor under a bathtub, you first need to disconnect the water and move the tub. Under the plywood will be a concrete backer board, followed by floor joists placed on top of subfloor bearers. Then, you can survey the damage and add new joists. If it’s carpet, you may need to peel it back gently. 4.5/5    (125) Use a pry bar and a hammer to lift the edges of the old flooring carefully. The traditional method involves removing the existing subfloor and replacing it with new plywood or osb (oriented strand. Remove old flooring and plumbing.