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- DensShield backerboard – does it need waterproofing membrane?
From what I read in the posts on backerboards in GBA I see several comments on how well RedGard membrane is performing for the shower and tub areas I also read that DensShield backerboard has a waterproof layer over gypsum core We chose DensShield for its better environmental attributes Do we need to apply RedGard over it or would it be an overkill? If we don't use RedGard, what should be
- Densshield with Kerdi Shower base for shower - Fine . . . - Fine Homebuilding
Ok, finally did my first DensShield, RedGuard and Kerdi mash-up shower Unfortunately lost the pictures Used DensShield on the walls Used Kerdi pre-formed pan and curb, and covered the pan and curb with kerdi, and used the Kerdi Drain assembly Used green fiberglass tape and thinset on DensShield joints
- Durock vs. DenShield - Fine Homebuilding
I’m new to BT, and would appreciate any feedback Thanks in advance My question is this: advantages or disadvantages of Durock vs DenShield tile backer in a large custom shower- […]
- What’s the Difference: Common Tile Backerboards
Mortar: As with HardieBacker, modified latex thinset should be used to set tile on DensShield panels Installation: DensShield can be cut with the same tools suggested for HardieBacker and Durock, or it can be scored and snapped like regular drywall DensShield can be fastened to studs and joists with 11 2-in corrosion-resistant screws or nails
- Backerboard and Other Substrates - Fine Homebuilding
DensShield DensShield is a board composed of gypsum and fiberglass mat with an acrylic coating This is one of the only backerboards that is truly waterproof, which makes it ideal for wet locations like tub and shower enclosures Available only in 1 2-in -thick sheets, DensShield is more expensive than other backerboards
- Tiling over Different Substrates - Fine Homebuilding
DensShield placed over the radiant floor is probably fine The specs that are listed on Georgia-Pacific’s Web site say that usage is OK, but that DensShield shouldn’t be used “where there is prolonged exposure to temperatures exceeding 125°F ” You may want to confirm this with your heating contractor
- Tile over DESNSHIELD tile wallboard - JLC-Online Forums
DensShield gets flexible caulking in the seams, and fiberglass tape imbedded with the tile adheasive It
- Dens-Shield vs cement board. - JLC-Online Forums
Re: Dens-Shield vs cement board DensSheild's core is treated with a silxoane The top has a waterproof acrylic coating with a perm rating of less than 1, which makes it waterproof
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