I understand this logic in making 32” boards, but I do renoes and every previous tile job demoes to over 32” wide and 64” tall.. So I stopped using it, too many sheets and joints. Too bad, was great stuff otherwise. Two times I threw a couple chunks into buckets of water, once for a couple months. Came out just as dry, hard and solid as when it started.
OK...here is the real fact that he is not talking about: You have to wear heavy duty dust mask or respirator when you cut a large piece because fiberglass is flying all over you. I was itching all day long when I was installing a tub enclosure walls and had to take a half an hour shower just to get rid of fiberglass . He is cutting a small piece of Densshield without dust mask which is a clear misrepresentation. The other fact is: you don't have to cut the back side of it. It will brake off by-itself if you just flip it towards the cut. If you wanna protect your body as well from fiberglass dust I recommend the white disposable cover-all.
I used this for a shower instal and corner tub, much easier than cement board, fibreglass issue is non existant,sealed screws and joints with and liquid waterproofing membrane, tape on joints,mesh type, will use on new shower instal, silicone corners before taping.
Clearly labeled *water resistant ". I do love denshield. But always back it up with a quick hydroban or red guard. Your going to overdrive some of your screws. Or your helper will.
FIBERGLASS!!!! It gets all over you. I have to carefully wipe the surface and be very cautious not to touch it any more than necessary. By the end of the day, I can’t wait to shower off the fibers!
8:14 looking good brother. Good thing you caked it with silcone.
Great video, but I was talking to the screen the whole time trying to remind you to align the panels before you screw the panels in.
great product holds up did my shower 10 yrs ago no problems even did the floor.
Good video. Mr. Personality was great!
What kind of sealant is used at joints? Silicone?
Wedi,or,kerdi fix .
I understand this logic in making 32” boards, but I do renoes and every previous tile job demoes to over 32” wide and 64” tall.. So I stopped using it, too many sheets and joints. Too bad, was great stuff otherwise. Two times I threw a couple chunks into buckets of water, once for a couple months. Came out just as dry, hard and solid as when it started.
OK...here is the real fact that he is not talking about:
You have to wear heavy duty dust mask or respirator when you cut a large piece because fiberglass is flying all over you. I was itching all day long when I was installing a tub enclosure walls and had to take a half an hour shower just to get rid of fiberglass . He is cutting a small piece of Densshield without dust mask which is a clear misrepresentation. The other fact is: you don't have to cut the back side of it. It will brake off by-itself if you just flip it towards the cut. If you wanna protect your body as well from fiberglass dust I recommend the white disposable cover-all.
Yes, I immediately thought of PPE when he mentioned fiberglass and gypsum.
Cut it with a razor like you would with drywall. Much less dust.
Very fine demo. Thank you
I used this for a shower instal and corner tub, much easier than cement board, fibreglass issue is non existant,sealed screws and joints with and liquid waterproofing membrane, tape on joints,mesh type, will use on new shower instal, silicone corners before taping.
I have sprayed styrofoam
insulation behind densshield is it ok ?
You can tell this guy never used a screw gun
What type of sealant?
Membrane it’s necessary?
No
Clearly labeled *water resistant ". I do love denshield. But always back it up with a quick hydroban or red guard. Your going to overdrive some of your screws. Or your helper will.
I agree. It seems crazy to not waterproof over seams and screws.
FIBERGLASS!!!! It gets all over you. I have to carefully wipe the surface and be very cautious not to touch it any more than necessary. By the end of the day, I can’t wait to shower off the fibers!
why can't you use this outdoors(buy kitchen) instead of cement boards?
That camera shouldn't have zoomed in on that corner. Wow. Get back to the office job. Had one job.
Your video is less than adequate when it comes to your demo person