u/miner_cooling_trials

Hi all, we are renovating and had in mind to tile over our existing floorboards. We are pretty set on a tile finish. In prepping for the tile with either a screed or FC underlay, it's come to light that it will comprise the minimum habitable room height.

From the floor boards to ceiling is between 2.41 - 2.43

I was wondering if we ripped up the existing boards and fixed the FC underlay directly to the floor joists if this was an option?

Appreciate any ideas how to solve this one!

I knew it as
*jingle bells, Batman smells*
*Robin ran away*
*Wonder Woman lost her bosom flying TAA*

From the 80s.. EDIT: Sydney

My kids came home recently with a totally different version.. what do you know it as? EDIT: also share what year and part of Australia!

We’ve all seen it, posters up all over the neighbourhood of RE agents with executive suits and haircuts. They are marketing themselves as hot shit for selling property.

In my experience, the house sells itself - you just need someone to open the door to let people in to inspect, and put the listing up on Domain with some nice photos that were taken by someone else and handle the phone calls coming in.

Every time I’ve inspected a property, the agent has been less than a 1% influential actor in my decision to purchase or not. “*it has an island kitchen with European appliances.. lovely aspect with sun in the afternoon*” - yes I can see all this myself!

Things that really matter are like a good quality building and pest report.

I don’t normally post frustrated shit, I have just had a couple of negative experiences with agents in recent weeks.

Am I on the money or way off?