no more ply

[Pro-spec]

Anyone ever used it? sales man was showing it to me today, its a cement based board, basically a cheaper version of hardie backers, they felt quite good quality and hes doing them me at £8 a 1200x600 sheet.

he recons to stick them down to floorboards with tubes of this super strength adhesive and screw every 6 inch, then PVA the boards prior to tiling???

 

[Gazzer]

Been using it for almost 10 years now. You can get it cheaper than that.

 

[Pro-spec]

ok ill work on him with the price, so their decent then i take it,

was he right in saying pva them before tiling onto them tho?

 

[Gazzer]

Never use PVA ..use SBR 3-1 ratio

You only need to prime in wet areas, I usually wipe over with a damp sponge and dont believe you will fix 5 to 6 boards with one tube of mega strength, dont forget they say to do all joints too....you would be lucky to do 3 boards. The system is only good for flat floors too ie chipboard or ply not floorboards where they have "cupped" over the years.

 

[Pro-spec]

ok cheers sir,

is there another product you recommend for sticking the boards down with in conjunction to screwing?

 

[Gazzer]

I really cant see why you cant use SPF and screw as per Hardibacker but I cant get an answer from NoMorePly

 

[Billy Hunt]

I really cant see why you cant use SPF and screw as per Hardibacker but I cant get an answer from NoMorePly

I have bonded these down many times with spf and screws,never had a problem i know of,Think they like you to use their overpriced no more nails type glue for obvious reasons£££££££££.

 

[Gazzer]

I have bonded these down many times with spf and screws,never had a problem i know of,Think they like you to use their overpriced no more nails type glue for obvious reasons£££££££££.

Couldnt agree more even though that adhesive is VERY sticky.

 

[John Benton]

I use it along with the megastrength adhesive, and never had any trouble with it for walls and floors. I'm pretty sure that size board is 9mm, the 1.2x0.6m size is 6mm. DO NOT USE PVA.

 

[Billy Hunt]

Couldnt agree more even though that adhesive is VERY sticky.

Tis good stuff and great for sticking threshold strips too!

 

[widler]

I have bonded these down many times with spf and screws,never had a problem i know of,Think they like you to use their overpriced no more nails type glue for obvious reasons£££££££££.

me too,its probably made from the same stuff as hardibacker so see no reason in not using spf,and the glue is blinking expensive.

ps,pro spec,you will defo get them cheaper

 

[Gazzer]

That glue is pure evil and would stick snot back on a chickens lip !

 

[John Benton]

The adhesive is very strong. I tend to use for joinery work too. It cures very quickly and is completely suitable for wet areas as well