Sentences with phrase «backer board»

Here are a couple of cell phone pics that show the new backer board (left) and the new hex tile all thin - setted into place (right):

I used a thrifted, chunky frame and had Home Depot cut the same kind of backer board for me.

HOWEVER, the hubs installed the tile and knows that there is concrete backer board with screws every 2 inches holding it to the underlayment and is not pleased with the thought of ripping it out.

Loosely mounted to a masonite backer board, will ship flat.

Use one - half inch backer board to get a more level surface for the siding and provide extra insulation.

Sooooooooo, I am curious if you are ripping out the concrete backer board as well or do you have something else down there as the backer?

We also did all of the tile, grout, and backer board purchasing ourselves and just had it there and ready for him to work.

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For wet, mortared applications, such as tile and stone, cement backer board may be your second level down.

Yes, it won't stand up to floor traffic and you would have to give it a strong backer board if you are going to try installing on the ceiling.

I measured and cut a 1/4 ″ thick piece of plywood to serve as the new backer board.

We moved four - by - eight - foot sheets of concrete backer board and plywood, an entry door, a trio of German shepherds, a 47 - inch TV, and a full - size couch.

First, Kev ripped out the tile that was previously in there, and since some of the backer board underneath it was damaged in the process - we had to use new backer board underneath our new tile.

Did you add cement or anything between the frame and backer board?

The new backer boards and a little bit of trim I replaced were the only costs to me for the new shelves and was less than $ 20.

After building the frame, all you did was apply the backer board?

I used a frame from Ikea -LCB- this one -RCB- and rather than having a piece of wood cut for the chalkboard, I simply used the flat side of the backer board.

We ordered all of the bead board, trim, lumber, faucet, backer board, thinset, grout, a sink and a toilet.

I put wood glue between the boards, and also screwed a backer board with wood glue to the back on two places.

I bought some solid wood backer board, sanded it smooth and applied milk paint custom mixed to resemble the vintage green school house chalk boards.

If so, there is additional prep work involved (backer board, self leveling bed material in which to set the coils, etc.) It has me wondering whether we need this additional (expensive) step.