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High Quality Reinforced Fiber Cement Board

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High Quality Reinforced Fiber Cement Board

What is fiber cement board?

 

Fiber cement board is non-asbestos fiber cement product opposed of Portland cement, cellulose fiber and refined sand. Using a special

manufacturing process called autoclave; fiber cement board acquires the strength, durability of cement and easy workability of wood as well as dimensional stability. A non-combustible multi-purpose application fiber cement flat board, fiber cement board comes with various thicknesses which are suitable for various applications: ceiling, wall and floor. It can be used for both exterior and interior applications. Fiber cement board can perfectly be calibrated and then laminated or coated with other materials, such as wood veneer, painting, and steel cover.

 

 

Where can be Fiber Cement Board used for?

 

Fiber Cement Board is the perfect Choice for building board application such as wall cladding, wall partition and decorative wall. The types of buildings that are suitable for fiber cement board applications are residential, commercial and industrial buildings as well as schools and hospitals, especially where speedy construction, cleanliness and hygiene is of high importance.

 

 

High Quality Reinforced Fiber Cement Board

Q:I am in the process of purchasing a townhome and I am looking to tear up the existing 12 ceramic tile that covers the entire main level... an area close to 600 sq. ft. to make way for laminate flooring. Thinset has been used to bond the tile to the cement backer board, and the backer board has been screwed to the wooden subfloor. There is also some sort of adhesive/mortar bonding the cement board to the wooden subfloor. What tools will I need. Are there any techniques that would make it easier? Would trying to remove the cement board damage the subfloor? If so, would it be acceptable to repair damage with some sort of floor leveling compound?
big *** crow bar, thats how i did my kitchen, yep it sucks. you can get a nice one for this in the garden section its made for digging holes but has a nice flat section, for what I dont know but it teats a floor up,
Q:Gypsum board how to make the effect of cement
You can paste the wallpaper, you can also let the experienced decoration master to give you the effect.
Q:Can you put tile directly on top of green board in a shower or do you have to also use cement board?
That is to put on green board and THEN put on a cement backer board. You have to get a tile w/ a special tile that has a return trim.(A4200 or A106 is the 2 most common) Not all tiles have this so you may have to properly set cement board ( w/ a vapor barrier) directly to the studs. Any other questions you can e mail me thru my avatar and check my qualifications GL
Q:I've taken up old linoleum tile, chip board, and two other layers of linoleum to get down to an oak floor in my bathroom. This has a felt-like paper uniformly adhered to it that must have been the backing for the first linoleum layer. I'm going to put down Hardi-backer, then tile. Do I have to take up the old tile backing material before I put down the hardibacker? It's very difficult to remove. Thanks!
No...you don't have to remove it if your putting down cement board. The contractor that did my kitchen and diningroom, left all the old linoleum down. He just put the cement board down, and the tiled. Just don't tile over plywood or wood floors without cement board.
Q:how much space should i be giving over my tub? ill be infront of the bath tub lip because of some issues trying to make everything flush.ive heard to just butt it up against the tub, but then ive heard give a 1/8 of a space for grout. any1 know?
I'd leave a very slight gap to allow for any movement in the floor/walls. Tile will go over this anyway, and leave a slight gap between the tub and tile also. You are not going to grout between the tub and tile - use silicone caulk instead. If you grout it you will end up with a crack.
Q:Bathroom renovation. New shower installation. Question is when installing the cement boards along the shower w?
I agree.. Whats the question?.. Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar and check my qualifications there. GL
Q:Unfortinatly i already have the tile but i was hoping i could use self leveling cement then atattch the tile to it. is this even a posabilityor should i use hardyback board and if i do how can i atattch it to the cement
do not use anything from lowes or home depot. what you need is a self leveling underlayment. go to a concrete supply house or contractors supply store. I recommend United Products self leveling underlayment or Dayton Superior's Levelayer I. Mix it and pour it. that's it. wait a day or 2 and you can lay your tile.
Q:The cement is in a three foot hole used with lumber for a hammock which, was too small as it broke off at the base. I've read where other people have dug around the cement to loosen it, but my main problem would be lifting it out once it's loose. Another option I found was using a sledge hammer to break it up but I don't own one. I'm sure I could rent one from my local home improvement store, but thought I'd try this avenue first to see if there were any alternatives.Thanks!
If there is still wood in the concrete use self-starting bolts and bolt another board across so that after loosening dirt around outside of concrete use rope, chain, or whatever to lift out of hole.
Q:I am building a balcony. We were going to do tile, but may do a waterproof product instead. There is currently cement board glued (not screwed) to the torch down. Screws were not used because we don't want to have an area where water can seep in. Now I am worried about the glue failing and the cement boards lifting (same issue with tile come to think of it). Is the glue enough to hold down the cement board so I won't have problems in the future?
If your to do ceramic tile then yes you need to screw and glue: it down. This glue isnt really to hold it down like most people think, its part of the support base for ceramic. You still must nail or screw it down in the require amount in the field ( 8 on center and seams a minimum of 4/6 apart.) If you live in a climate that gets cold enough for freezing , the I recommend you don t use a ceramic or porcelain tile ( frost proof or not) Using a cement board isn t the proper way to do an exposed balcony , even to rain. You need to treat it as a shower flooring and use a drain , liner , and s special cement to form a slight slope to the drain from all direction. It is possible ( Ive never done it yet) to properly do a cement board and water proof the top . The water proofing will have to be flashed up the sides to make a water proof flooring and still incorporate a draining system. If you have any questions you can e mail me through my avatar and check my qualifications there. GL
Q:Can cement board be tiled?
Of course, the decoration of this approach is also a lot of it, do not have any red brick seal again, direct plaster brick on the line.

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