Taping Cement Board Joints - Step By Step Tutorial - Knauf Aquapanel scrim & tile adhesive
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2021
- This is a quick 'how to' on jointing cement board with scrim tape and tile adhesive. Keep watching to the end for bonus footage of how to joint the corner of the aquapanel cement board.
I always use cement board behind any wet tiled areas that are formed with studwork. Can't trust plasterboard here! Taping and jointing with stiffen everything up because we don't want our tiles cracking do we!
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I'm Aiden and I'm documenting what was supposed to be my barn conversion, which has now ended up being a new build. I don't have a trade, I just have a go and I'll be doing lots of work myself. This is the boring bit in grand designs that you don't get to see. Subscribe and follow along to find out how our future home turns out.
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Well done for not flinching when you hit yourself with the bucket😂
Great tips the washers really make the boards seem so much sturdier.
Picked up the channel seeing you on skillbuilder and have binge watched the series ever since. Shame this is the last upload on the playlist for this part of your self build, but great work, presenting skills and an honest account of common problems us DIYers would expect to see. Shame the algorithm never picked you up as you're far better than some I've seen with millions of views!
Onto the main property playlist 🥳
Ah thanks mate, maybe one day I'll get picked up 😬 I kinda gave up on the playlist 🤣
You are adorable! I am going to use your 1,2...3 method for testing my thinset going forward ;) Thanks for the help!!
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very useful and informative. You know your stuff man.
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great info. did you seal the aqua panel before tiling? if so, what with? I will only be using regular tiles from 10cm - 15cm square, for a domestic shower enclosure. :)
I actually tanked it before I tiled (the kit included a primer before the tanking product). If you're not going to tank it you can just tile straight onto it but they do get quite dusty so wipe it down with a damp microfibre cloth. I've tiled straight onto it before without any problems. Otherwise you can prime it with SBR. Here's my tanking video (I always tank showers) th-cam.com/video/KGQAIe2APnk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=sV3s87o2iQJjZrnJ
Lavly tutorial lad
How much of a gap did you leave between the panel and the floor, 3mm? I’m just about to put some in this week so this helped a lot thanks
Yes, 3mm gap everywhere 👍
Hi Aiden where did you get your knauf board from? Im going to board over a bath wall then put plastic panels over the boards . What can i put over the board joints. Thanks trevor
These ones were from Travis Perkins but I've got previous ones from Wickes. Do you mean over the plastic panel joints?
@@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT over the knauf board joints. I'm a plasterer and asked to use the aqua panel boards. Then use a white plastic panels over the top possibly stick them on. The job is for an housing association group. Ta
Great video thanks, do you cover all the screw fixings with tape and adhesive also?
Thanks buddy 👍 no you don't need to do the screws just the edges between the boards
@@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT Ok thanks for your quick reply!! I presume you just tank over the screw later on?
@@Chris-uu6dg you've got it. Doing the joints with scrim and adhesive is to provide structure not to waterproof. I've got a tanking video too if it helps 👍
@@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT Great thanks for your help much appreciated 👍
@@Chris-uu6dg no problem, have fun!
I need to get a white plaster finish or the underside of a outside porch. I've found the product I just need to know how to do it and where to get just 2 bags of the stuff
Cool, are you doing a skim over some 6 or 4mm concrete board?
I thought it was a silent K too - but their technical department do actually say Knauf
It's just awkward to say with the k. I suppose the Germans don't find it weird 🤷♂️