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***Brand new 2018 HardieBacker installation guide***
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- Forum: Canada Tile Advice
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***Brand new 2018 HardieBacker installation guide***
All we stipulate is that the adhesive is a bagged, cement based adhesive.- HardieBacker
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***Brand new 2018 HardieBacker installation guide***
More is always better especially on timber floors. But 12 x screws we will warrant, no bad thing to put in more you are right.- HardieBacker
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***Brand new 2018 HardieBacker installation guide***
We tested it with the robinson wheel, basically you add weight as the wheel goes over a floor until failure. The install with 12 x screws performed just as well as 39. We say its the minimum, more is always better but 12 we will warrant as long as our install guide is followed- HardieBacker
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- Forum: Canada Tile Advice
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15mm ply on bathroom floor
Send me pictures of you using HardieBacker and I’ll Happily send you some freebies mate!- HardieBacker
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- Forum: Bathroom Tiling Advice
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***Brand new 2018 HardieBacker installation guide***
If you look at our new guide (attached) on page 8 it shows our masonry wall installation. If skimmed the same rules apply you just need to use a longer screw. We require a minimum of 50mm of the fixing into the masonry. Just increase the screw length based on the thickness of skim. Hope this helps!- HardieBacker
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15mm ply on bathroom floor
Email me at [email protected] and I will send you a beanie hat, few bits mate no problem! The thing was proof read by several people but you spot an error. Already emailed marketing to look at getting that image changed ahead of the next print run. Thanks again- HardieBacker
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- Forum: Bathroom Tiling Advice
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15mm ply on bathroom floor
Ok Tom I get what you mean now, I see you mean the actual picture showing the chap installing tiles not the diagram which I thought you meant. So yes you are right thats an old picture and SHOULD show the tape over the joints. Great spot and apologies over the confusion- HardieBacker
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- Forum: Bathroom Tiling Advice
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15mm ply on bathroom floor
The diagram doesn't show any joints and that's why you can't see the tape on the install picture. But it is there in the details and instructions. Tape is required on all joints in all installations with HardieBacker.- HardieBacker
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- Forum: Bathroom Tiling Advice
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15mm ply on bathroom floor
The picture may not show tape but point 3 'finishing joints' outlines that it is required. Hope that answers any confusion!- HardieBacker
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- Forum: Bathroom Tiling Advice
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***Brand new 2018 HardieBacker installation guide***
Here we have the brand new installation guide for HardieBacker tile backerboard. Updates include; Now holds 200kg/m2, THE strongest board on the market Only 12 x screws per 6mm board for floor installation, a -70% drop Passes the impact test (ETAG003), even on stud centres up to 600mm (12mm...- HardieBacker
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15mm ply on bathroom floor
As @Adey1980 states above our boards would be ideal. We recommend a thin layer of tile adhesive underneath, screw down with 12 x screws and tape the joints with an alkaline resitant tape. I have attached our brand new installation guide here which may be of use.- HardieBacker
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- Forum: Bathroom Tiling Advice
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My name is Luke Stratford. Really glad to of finally joined such a great platform to engage with...
My name is Luke Stratford. Really glad to of finally joined such a great platform to engage with you guys.- HardieBacker
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