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time-consuming step of adhering a membrane to a backer board – it’s already done! I was watching some YouTube videos and saw some guys using Triton board for a tile install. It appears to be designed like Kerdi but it's half the price. I'm generally iffy on new products in this line of work with so much liability. Just curious if any of you have used it and what your experience is? I'd really like to get away from cement board due to the weight and overall health risk over time. My mentor is of school and doesn't think attaching tile to "Styrofoam" will last long. I'll be fully on my own within a year when he retires and I'm eager to try new products that extend my body's ability to enjoy my career far longer lol. Two High Performance Materials. One Watertight Board. Comprised of the Triton WP watertight membrane adhered to the most advanced backer board available today, Triton Board' combines two steps into one ingenious board. These two powerhouse materials are pre-bonded in a factory setting for ultimate quality control and performance. There''s no better waterproofing board. The Triton Board' Value Equation Less Time, Less Material, More Savings
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stone backsplashes for behind sinks or around bathtubs. For new construction, consider purchasing tile in bulk. A
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Consider Lowe’s your tile store. If you have questions about tile installation, discuss your next project with a flooring specialist at one of our stores. For more tips on laying tile, check out our guides and how-to videos — such as this video on installing wood-look tile. If you need help figuring out
how much tile you need, check out our Tile Flooring Calculator. Simply enter the length and width of your flooring area to get an estimate of the amount of tile and estimated labor needed to complete the job. Frequently Asked QuestionsQ: What’s the most durable floor tile? A: Porcelain tile is a dense, durable flooring option that’s ideal for high-traffic areas in your home. It’s also moisture-resistant, making it a great choice for wet areas like bathrooms. Q: Can you put tile directly on the wall? A: Yes. But it’s important to prep any walls you plan to tile before starting the project to ensure the surface is ready to
accept the application. Be mindful of the type of location you’re tiling. Wet areas require certain precautions for the best results. Lowe’s has guides on How to Prep a Wall for Tile and How to Prep and Install Bathroom Shower Tile to help with your wall tiling projects. Q: What kind of tile is best for a bathroom? A: Tile materials that are moisture-proof and non slip work well for bathroom applications. These include porcelain, ceramic and natural stone tile. What is the best backer board to use in a shower?Glass mat gypsum board is a better choice. Sheets of glass mat gypsum are made from water-resistant silicone-treated gypsum, reinforced on both sides by fiberglass mats. DensShield is one common brand. It is easier to cut than cement board, it is mold resistant, and it has a built-in moisture barrier.
What can I use instead of backer board?7 Alternatives to Cement Board. Drywall. One alternative you have to cement board is regular drywall, or in other words, gypsum panels. ... . Green Board. ... . Plywood. ... . Foam Board. ... . Dimple Mats. ... . Mortar. ... . Self-Leveling Underlayment.. Is backer board the same as cement board?Fiber cement board is a thin layer of concrete that is installed as a sturdy surface subfloor for tile setting. Backer board is made up of a sheet of cement mixed with sand that has a fiberglass mesh placed on each side of the board for durability.
How thick should shower backer board be?Cement backer board comes in two standard thicknesses, 1/2 inch and 1/4 inch. The industry standard is to use 1/2-inch-thick backer board on wall tile installations, such as a tub surround.
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