How to fix 10mm Professional Tile Backing Board to Timber Wall and Floor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ธ.ค. 2020
- Professional Tile Backing Board is the perfect tile backing system for use on solid floors, providing the ideal foundation on which to lay electric underfloor heating. It’s the right choice for kitchens, bathrooms, wetrooms and comes highly recommended by professional tilers.
In this video STS show you how to fix 10mm Professional Tile backing board to Timber walls and floors.
- Quick and easy to handle, cut and lay
- High insulation properties, perfect for solid floors and when using electric underfloor heating
- Strong, therefore ideal for large and heavy tiles
- Water resistant, unlike plywood which weakens when damp
- A lifetime guarantee, providing complete peace of mind - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Tile Backing Board are a game changer
Thank you!
...mmm, all edgings must be on a stud you say, well that didn't happen in this demo, also overlapping metal clips cant be good for the tiler. Seems like the cameraman was on the clock and the pro didn't turn in that morning.
Who cuts a nozzle like that
The apprentice 🤣
On Wickes site is says waterproof but the datasheet say water resistant. Surprised Wickes still has that with the amount of claims people could make to Wickes over that issue.
in the instructions it sales ALL edges of the board must be supported by joists or noggins but in every video ive seen so far no one ever does that
something thats bugging me too while trying to fit cement board into an old stud wall, do I trim the boards(a lot of waste) or add more timber????
@@sennetor I added more timber because not worth the risk
@@Danme1987 Cheers Danny, I did add more timber in the end. My renovated bathroom feels like its a bunker now.
@@sennetor I'd just be more angry if it when wrong. Crap job but worth it.
I installed this product on my kitchen floor on top of my tiles, one of the tiles got damaged and had to be replaced however the backer-board is wet and won't dry out since removing the tile nearly two months ago?
Hello please could you call our technical team on 01132022010 option 2 and one of the team will be able to assist you on this.
The fact that your struggling with a silicone gun made me look elsewhere 😕
Should you leave a 3mm gap in between boards and around edges?
Hello Anthony. There is no need to leave a gap between the boards. They go tight together with a bead of MegaStrength adhesive in the joint to bond them together. Trust that helps, please email technical@sts-uk.com or call 0113 2022010 opt. 2 for more advice and help.
Hi there...I am using your boards in my bathroom...how do you fix them to brick wall?
Thanks
You can’t fix them to a brick wall
dob and dab or wooden battens
Hi, Do you need to tape the joints before tiling?
Hello Jake,
Thanks for your comment. No you don’t actually need to tape the joint, providing you use the MegaStrength adhesive on the joints to seal them together. This is normally a fast process than tape and ensure the boards are adhered together so form a better surface on which to tile.
So can you use these boards as a temporary flooring before tiling or do they need tiling straight away?
Thank you for your question. Whilst you can use this as a temporary floor service it is foam filled so you may dent it if left down for too long before tiling. If you are overboarding a timber floor we would recommend using our 6mm PrePrimed NoMorePly®. You can see more about this on: nomoreply.co.uk/6mm-preprimed-tile-backing-boards/.
@@stslimited9160 ok so in a shower area if this is used on the walls with the mega adhesive and all gaps filled technically you could shower in there before it's tiled?
Absolute plonkers
The board your company produces is good. The video you have shared is awful.