Thanks for your reply.
I have previously used CBU as a substrate, so I am familiar with that product, and others that are similar.
However, I am resigned to have the tile installed over the existing pine boards, and I am looking for any ideas about how to prepare the surface of these boards for the tile adhesive.
No doubt, the tile installer I hire for this job will have some ideas on this.
Paul
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> If it was mine, I would use concrete board as a substrate. I think you would probably be okay using the pine but I like to lean on the side of doing the industry standard. Whatever you choose, do know that using a non-modified thinset over concrete board is what you should use for your adhesive but not over wood substrates. It will loosen from a wood substrate. If you do go with wood, use a latex modified thinset.
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