Dotting on to cement boards

[John j]

Anyone done it. Do boards need gritting or owt. Crazy job I.m on tomoz asking for it

 

[raytheplasterer]

probably want screws aswell.

 

[John j]

 

[John j]

Using insulated boards

 

[Kasper]

You want flexible tile adhesive and do s**t loads of small dabs, not massive ones and then just level off as normal.

 

[paulf]

Using insulated boards

If it can be plasterd surely PB adhesive will take to it, just screw into the stud to be safe.

 

[John j]

If it can be plasterd surely PB adhesive will take to it, just screw into the stud to be safe.

What I was thinking. I thought it was plywood at first from video.( how can I get a video from watts app to here) top half of walls them boards bottom half blocks I think

 

[Monkey Boy]

And work fast

 

[Kasper]

Oh and mate, be careful with these boards, they snap really easy, one tap or even if you cutting it on bench and it'll snap, I used them few months ago, specified by log burner installer, I snapped one luckily I could use it on the sides as its £120 a sheet

 

[John j]

Oh and mate, be careful with these boards, they snap really easy, one tap or even if you cutting it on bench and it'll snap, I used them few months ago, specified by log burner installer, I snapped one luckily I could use it on the sides as its £120 a sheet

There allready oon wall

 

[Runswithscissors]

Use cement based tile adhesive when bonding or dabbing cement boards

Gypsum dab adhesive needs the water in it to kick the adhesive and cure of the product. Cement boards have high suction and take the water out the gypsum adhesive, cause the cure to be impacted

Hope this helps

Good luck

 

[Kasper]

There allready oon wall

Ah sorry mate didn't read it all

 

[John j]

Ah sorry mate didn't read it all

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