Cement Board Shower Tray at Sophia Hoff blog

Cement Board Shower Tray. Install the cement board to the bottom of the pan over top of the liner nailed to the studs (all the way to the bottom and sitting on. Is it best to fit the hardie backer board over the whole floor, and then fit the shower tray onto the backer board, or fit the tray onto. Under a shower tray, you should put a waterproofing membrane, specifically designed for a shower tray. A lot of guys use sand mix, which you can buy already mixed or mix yourself. It is portland cement and sand. You need to allow for that movement. Tubs also move when they are filled with water. You don't want water to leave the envelope of the shower stall. This helps to protect the shower. If you have wood framing, you don't want it up against damp cement board. I usually leave about a 1/16 to 1/8 inch gap between the sheets of backerboard.

If you have wood framing, you don't want it up against damp cement board. Under a shower tray, you should put a waterproofing membrane, specifically designed for a shower tray. You don't want water to leave the envelope of the shower stall. Install the cement board to the bottom of the pan over top of the liner nailed to the studs (all the way to the bottom and sitting on. Tubs also move when they are filled with water. This helps to protect the shower. Is it best to fit the hardie backer board over the whole floor, and then fit the shower tray onto the backer board, or fit the tray onto. A lot of guys use sand mix, which you can buy already mixed or mix yourself. It is portland cement and sand. You need to allow for that movement.

Living proof why using cement board under shower tile is important

Cement Board Shower Tray It is portland cement and sand. If you have wood framing, you don't want it up against damp cement board. It is portland cement and sand. Under a shower tray, you should put a waterproofing membrane, specifically designed for a shower tray. A lot of guys use sand mix, which you can buy already mixed or mix yourself. You need to allow for that movement. Is it best to fit the hardie backer board over the whole floor, and then fit the shower tray onto the backer board, or fit the tray onto. You don't want water to leave the envelope of the shower stall. Tubs also move when they are filled with water. This helps to protect the shower. I usually leave about a 1/16 to 1/8 inch gap between the sheets of backerboard. Install the cement board to the bottom of the pan over top of the liner nailed to the studs (all the way to the bottom and sitting on.