6mm HardieBacker Board 1200x800

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445675
8.50 KG
1200
800
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Mike03/03/24
I've got a combined dining room and kitchen area i'm hoping to tile the floors of. The base being tiled upon in the dining room is wood, so this cement board has been advised. But the base in the kitchen floor is cement. Would this product work in the kitchen or should I use a different boarding for the kitchen? ThanksOur Advice

The whole project would need to be made one. Meaning you couldn't in the same project tile over both wood and cement due to differences in their contraction and expansion. The entire substrate should be boarded with cement backer boards.

Larry07/09/22
Can l use a sealant to it to attach a shower tray?Our Advice

We woudln't advise using a sealant as the only form of fixture.

JB23/04/21
Hi, I have just purchased some 6mm backerboard and have read conflicting advice on how to install it. Do I need to use any form of adhesive (or mesh tape) to install on T&G 18mm floorboards? At present I am only planning to use the 25mm backerboard screws I also purchased.Our Advice

You can just use the screws; however, if you wished, you could use a small amount of adhesive as well.

Rob11/03/20
Is it a good insulator, can I use it instead of thermal board for underfloor heating?Our Advice

HardieBacker boards are suitable for underfloor heating. They should always be placed between the structural timber floor and the heating element.

Tim18/12/19
Does the hardie backer need priming before adding tile adhesive?Our Advice

No - these boards do not need priming.

Tim16/12/19
Can these be used behind tiling a wall in a shower enclosure?Our Advice

Yes - these tiles will be suitable as they are water resistant.

Wazza26/11/19
hi looking to install these on bathroom walls, all are brick (plastered) which adhesive is best to use and which size screws/washers are best to use? Thank YouOur Advice

We wouldn't recommend using adhesive, we would only recommend using screws. We recommend a minimum of 2” x 4” wood studs or 20-gauge metal studs, which must be straight, properly aligned and spaced a maximum of 16” on center

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