Tiling Question
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fibre cement board you mean as above chadwicks maybe have a sheet if you need anymore it's special order nobody stocking anything now days .btw what you want it for,a red slab is fire rated and if it's for outside you'd be better off using wbp plywood :thumbs up:
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fibre cement board you mean as above chadwicks maybe have a sheet if you need anymore it's special order nobody stocking anything now days .btw what you want it for,a red slab is fire rated and if it's for outside you'd be better off using wbp plywood :thumbs up:
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No it is durock cement board im looking! im tiling onto plywood and was told not to tile straight onto wood get durock cement board and tile on that
fibre cement board you mean as above chadwicks maybe have a sheet if you need anymore it's special order nobody stocking anything now days .btw what you want it for,a red slab is fire rated and if it's for outside you'd be better off using wbp plywood :thumbs up:
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No it is durock cement board im looking! im tiling onto plywood and was told not to tile straight onto wood get durock cement board and tile on that
i am a tiler, Tile experts ltd is my company, yes you can tile on plywood but you need to use polybond on it first, wait for it to dry then tile.
the cement board your talking about is called hardy backer board, which is made of concrete and fibre, chadwicks do not sell it nor do brooks, but there is a place here in dublin citywest that supply it and manufacture it, but irish tilers do not use it. ill see if i can locate them for you, i have there number somewhere,.
the cement board your talking about is called hardy backer board, which is made of concrete and fibre, chadwicks do not sell it nor do brooks, but there is a place here in dublin citywest that supply it and manufacture it, but irish tilers do not use it. ill see if i can locate them for you, i have there number somewhere,.
