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Specifications
Dimensions: 1200mm × 600mm
Thickness Options: 6mm, 10mm, 12.5mm, 20mm
Core Material: High-density XPS (Extruded Polystyrene)
Surface Finish: Cement-coated with fibre mesh reinforcement
Waterproof: 100% waterproof, mould-resistant
Compressive Strength: High load-bearing capacity of 300 kpa suitable for floors and walls
Thermal Insulation: Excellent insulation; ideal for underfloor heating
Sound Insulation: Reduces noise transmission (varies by thickness). For example, a dB value for a 10mm board is more than 20.
Weight: Lightweight (approx. 800g for 10mm board)
Cutting: Easily cut using a utility knife or fine-tooth saw
Eco-Friendly: Manufactured without CFCs
Typical Uses: Bathrooms, wet rooms, kitchens, floors, walls, shower areas, and as a tile substrate
FAQ's
Q1: Can I tile directly onto this board?
Yes. The cement-coated surface provides an excellent key for tile adhesives.
Q2: Are these boards suitable for showers and wet rooms?
Absolutely. They are fully waterproof, rot-proof, and mould-resistant.
Q3: What thickness should I choose?
6mm: Wall linings and levelling surfaces
10–12.5mm: General-purpose use on walls and floors
20mm: Extra insulation or where higher strength is required
Q4: Do I need special tools to cut it?
No. You can simply score and snap with a knife or cut using a saw.
Q5: Can this be used with underfloor heating?
Yes. The XPS core provides thermal insulation and improves heating efficiency.
Q6: Can I install it over uneven surfaces?
Yes, but severe unevenness should be levelled first for best results.
Q7: Do the joints need sealing?
Yes — especially in wet areas. Use waterproof tape or mesh tape over all joints.
Installation Guide
Installation Guide
1. Prepare the Surface
- Ensure the surface is clean, dust-free, dry, and level.
- For floors, use a levelling compound if required.
2. Measure & Cut
- Mark the board where needed.
- Score and snap with a utility knife or cut using a saw.
- Boards can be shaped easily around pipes and fixtures.
3. Apply Adhesive
- Floors: Use flexible tile adhesive with a notched trowel.
- Walls: Apply adhesive and secure with screws and washers for additional support.
4. Fix the Boards
- Press boards firmly into the adhesive bed.
- Lay them edge-to-edge with tight joints.
- Stagger the boards where possible for added rigidity.
5. Seal All Joints
- Apply waterproof mesh tape or sealing tape over every joint.
- This step is crucial in bathrooms, showers, and wet-room areas.
6. Finish the Surface
The cement-coated surface is immediately ready for:
Tiling, plastering, rendering, underfloor heating, and installation.