How To Install HardieBacker Board On A Masonry Wall

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Learn how to install HardieBacker board on a masonry wall.

HardieBacker cement board is a light, easy to use, no mesh, moisture resistant board for use under tiles and suitable for wet areas like kitchens and bathrooms.

This light, easy-to-cut, no-mesh board features our exclusive EZ Grid® recessed fastener pattern, making installation even easier.

Easy to cut to any size: just score and snap. Clean cuts allow edges to align tightly. Less dust and debris when cut. Unique cement formulation and MouldBlock® technology provides outstanding mold and moisture resistance. Excellent tile adhesion to help protect tile work. Outstanding mold and moisture resistance. No abrasive debris to scratch floors.

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Thanks for the video. Will do this on my fireplace. Want to change the look and install some leftover veneer stones

e.a.

I love how the drilling wasn’t shown cos there was no masonry 😂😂 cheers though

gilesj

I assume for the demo that's why you used rawl plugs. In my application I used Tapcon screws directly into the cinder blocks (breeze blocks for us Brits!)

TheDradge

It took me a while to understand he is saying, "brown rawl plug." In the US we call them hollow-wall, or drywall anchors. It appears that the brown rawlplug is a 7mm anchor. Thanks for the video.

KurtMeredith

Which side goes on and which side goes out???

InvisibleCitizen

That's the same beat as teaches of peaches f the pain away

danhall

Hi, thanks for this, can you tell me what type of screws you recommend, do they need to be stainless steel as I'm boarding a shower? Also what is the name of the adhesive you are using? Thanks.

markcavanagh

Hi My builder used this and unfortunately within a month of finishing the glass tiles 4 x2" started to crack hoorizontally. The cracked tiles are not in one place and I have no idea why it has done this. What can be done to rectify the problem? Any suggestions gratefully received.

fcxyvbp

You make it look straight forward. But is the 6mm strong enough to hold 600x300 porcelain tiles or should I opt for 12mm

syrus

Those screws look like they are protruding from the board. Wouldn’t this affect tiling?

partypetie

Can I dot & dab HardieBacker board to a masonry wall inside the house with tile adhesive any other adhesive (could you recommend one if that's indeed possible) ?

ecrangaci

Most walls are not as plumb as your wall so how can I fix backer board to my block wall that is wiberly woberly ahaha can I use bonding plaster to plumb it up first before using your method?

dilligaf