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MASTERBOARD®
can employed as over cladding on masonry or concrete walls to provide a smooth surface
for decoration,
avoiding the need to apply a plaster or cement render. MASTERBOARD® is screwed to metal furring
sections which in turn are themselves fixed to the substrate. MASTERBOARD®
can be supplied with bevelled
or tapered edges to facilitate joint filling for a smooth surface finish.
For normal conditions,
the MF sections are positioned at nominal
610mm centres, and fixed to the substrate
using non combustible fixings at nominal 500mm centres. The
MASTERBOARD® is fixed to the MF sections using screws at
nominal 300 centres. For use in high impact areas or
aggressive environments, e.g. sports halls, it may be necessary
to reduce the centres of the MF profiles.
The cavity between the masonry and the MASTERBOARD® can be
filled with mineral wool to improve the acoustic and thermal
insulation, or the cavity can be used to accommodate services. |
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MASTERBOARD® can be used as a tile underlay for floors. MASTERBOARD®
is applied to ensure the floor has a flat and level surface prior to laying of
floor tiles. The MASTERBOARD® panels should be fixed with nails or screws around the
perimeter of the board at 75mm centres. Nails or screws must be a minimum of 75mm from the corners of
the boards and 20mm from the edge of the board.
Once the perimeter has been fixed, apply nails or screws in a grid 150mm
x 150mm throughout the centre of the boards. For a panel 2440mm x
1220mm, this would provide a grid of 16 rows down the length of the
board (starting 20mm in from each end) and 8 rows across the board.
Tiles should be applied using adhesives, primers and application
methods recommended by tile manufacturers as suitable for calcium silicate boards. |
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