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06-24-2009, 09:30 AM
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 Re: Cement Board, Hardiebacker, Durock... Which one? Actually, any of the gypsum fiber/cement based boards like Hardi and Dragonboard are not good for exterior applications since you have to apply special mortar to seal them. Once they are cut or even scratched they do begin to slowly take on moisture. They're best used indoors under wood floors where it's easier to guarantee a moisture seal. Otherwise, use the cement/fiberglass backer boards like Durock, Permabase, or my new preference SelectCrete.      |
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06-24-2009, 12:01 PM
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| Re: Cement Board, Hardiebacker, Durock... Which one? Hardie Backer contains no gypsum fiber (according to it's website).
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