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Wet Area Linings Part 1 - Linings

Wet Area Linings Part 1 - Linings. M. Martin Feb, 2005 Reviewed Feb, 2006 & 2007. Types of lining materials. Handout, CSR Fibrous Cement Sheet Wet area plasterboard Hardies ‘tilebacker’ newer product variation of FC sheet. Methods of cutting FC sheet. Score & snap knife Hand guillotine

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Wet Area Linings Part 1 - Linings

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  1. Wet Area LiningsPart 1 - Linings M. Martin Feb, 2005 Reviewed Feb, 2006 & 2007

  2. Types of lining materials • Handout, CSR • Fibrous Cement Sheet • Wet area plasterboard • Hardies ‘tilebacker’ newer product variation of FC sheet

  3. Methods of cutting FC sheet • Score & snap knife • Hand guillotine • Hand saw

  4. Other Methods Hand Guillotine Hand saw

  5. Circular Saw with dust extraction

  6. Forming holes in FC sheet • Larger holes • Score around perimeter of opening • Form large hole in centre • Saw cut from hole to corners • Support edges & snap away

  7. OH&S • Always ensure area is well ventilated • Always wear appropriate PPE

  8. Control joints • Tiled areas, not more than 4.2m spacings. • Non-tiled areas, not more than 7.2m spacings. • Based on CSR product

  9. Wall sheet fixing FIG 3. THERMAL BRIDGING ON STEEL FRAMING.

  10. Tiled area fixings • In tiled areas what must not be used ??? • Copy answer in worksheets • If using FC sheet in tiled areas, the use of stud adhesive is NOT acceptable

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