Thermopanel Curved Tile Backer Board - 20mm - (1250 X 600mm)

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This guide is for anyone looking to create curved walls, bathroom panels, or custom features in wet areas using the Thermopanel 20mm Curved Tile Backer Board. The key benefit is the ability to easily create curved surfaces with excellent tile adhesion and waterproofing. Be aware that the minimum curved radius is 270mm, so consider your design carefully. This guide covers setup, usage, and troubleshooting for the Thermopanel Curved Tile Backer Board.
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The minimum curved radius is 270mm.
Yes, it is waterproof and ideal for shower installations.
A utility knife is sufficient for cutting and shaping the boards.
Use a flexible tile adhesive suitable for wet areas.
No, the board does not require priming. It is ready for tiling.
Use a waterproof sealant designed for wet areas.
Each board measures 1250 x 600mm.
While primarily for walls, it can be used for flooring in certain applications, provided the subfloor is properly prepared.
Ensure the surface is clean and use the correct adhesive for the substrate and tile type. Check that the adhesive is within its expiration date.
Use a sharp utility knife and score the board multiple times before snapping it. Ensure a stable cutting surface.
Check all joints and edges, re-seal any areas where water could penetrate. Ensure proper waterproofing techniques are followed during installation.
Ensure the substrate is stable and use a flexible tile adhesive. Allow adequate time for the adhesive and grout to cure before use.
Ensure the radius is not less than 270mm. Make relief cuts on the back of the board if necessary to achieve a tighter curve.