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1. Start by measuring the floor and determining the amount of plywood you will need. 2. Cut the plywood to fit the area you are covering. 3. Place the plywood onto the subfloor, making sure it's flush with the walls. 4. Secure the plywood by hammering some 2-inch screws into the floor. 5. Fill in anRead more
1. Start by measuring the floor and determining the amount of plywood you will need.
2. Cut the plywood to fit the area you are covering.
3. Place the plywood onto the subfloor, making sure it’s flush with the walls.
4. Secure the plywood by hammering some 2-inch screws into the floor.
5. Fill in any gaps between the plywood and the walls with thin pieces of wood.
6. Apply a layer of thinset mortar to the plywood and smooth it out with a trowel.
7. Allow the mortar to dry completely before adding any sealant or flooring.
8. Once everything is dry, sand the surface to make sure it is smooth before applying a sealant or flooring.
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