Ightweight high performance tile backer board used for marmox board are waterproofing dry lining and thermal insulation.
Fixing marmox boards floor.
All marmox board pro ultra with a minimum thickness of 10 mm is suitable to be used on timber floors.
Marmox board pro ultra is suitable for installation on walls and floors.
Existing concrete bases and screeds should be mechanically prepared removing all traces of existing finishes contamination etc to expose a clean surface.
When the board is fixed to a masonry wall with a continuous bed of tile adhesive tile weights comfortably exceed 100kg m.
Multiboard the original marmox board.
In addition to being a lightweight tile backer board option it is used for waterproofing dry lining and to provide thermal insulation.
The floor must be primed according to the manufacturers instructions before the flexible cement adhesive can be applied with a notched trowel.
The unique surface structure and patented bonding of the surface to the foam core allows marmox boards to carry much heavier tiles than other types of tile backer board.
Thicknesses range from 4mm to 60mm allowing multiboard to be used to.
Fix the boards in a staggered or brick bond pattern using stainless steel screws and washers every 300mm.
Timber floors must be dry rigid checked for flatness oil and dust free.
Measure an cut to size the marmox multiboard using a knife or saw.
Solid wall fixing dowels.
The concrete surface must be clean before applying the board.
An additional mechanical fixing of the boards is possible and we recommend use of 5 nails screws per m.
For short boards drill 5 holes 1 in each corner and in the middle and for long boards drill 6 holes around the edges and 2 in the middle.
Timber floors must be rigid checked for flatness.
Installing marmox boards using screws.
Press the board firmly on to the wall.
New concrete slab should be cured before fixing marmox insulation boards.
Drill fixing holes through the board into the solid wall.
Marmox board concrete floor installation.
Fixing to concrete floors fixing timber floors.
The floor must be dry.
As a tile and shower backer board it provides an effective decoupling membrane to prevent tiles and grout from cracking due to horizontal movement in the floor.
New concrete or screed bases should be adequately cured and dried to allow shrinkage to occur prior to fixing the marmox boards.
The screw method for installing tile backer board is used to fix on to wooden floors.
Apply suitable tile adhesive layer with notched trowel.
