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Flintstone

I’ve seen it at bal HQ on a training day, basically another version of hardie backer I think. But cuts easier.
 
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Waluigi

“Water and Mould resistant”

Waterproof please if it’s on walls. Otherwise it’s pointless.
 
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Waluigi

All foam boards are waterproof.

The likes of Hardiebacker, Aquapanel and the new Bal board, it seems aren’t waterproof.

ETAG 022 Part 1 says that all new builds must have waterproof boards in showers, or tanked. The Bal board is pointless IMHO. Develop a decent waterproof board instead, please
 

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The inner core of boards such as Wedi are waterproof i believe,
but the face is coated with cement which is not.
As this is the surface that the tiles are stuck to it can degenerate.
 
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Waluigi

Can it?

I’ve never seen it.

You’ve got Orbrey, Wedi, Dukkaboard, Jackoboard, Marmox, all in the form of wet room formers that don’t require tanking on the face of the board.

All are considered ‘waterproof’
 

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