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Heavy-Duty Wall Linings That Are Perfect for Use in Wet Areas

Villaboard are the long-lasting, simple-to-install, and fire-resistant bathroom wall sheets. Due to its resistance to moisture damage, it is perfect for use in bathrooms and other wet areas.

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Heavy-Duty Wall Linings That Are Perfect for Use in Wet Areas

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  1. Villaboard

  2. All About Villaboard • Villaboard is a heavy-duty wall lining compared to plasterboard. Ideal for use in bathrooms and wet areas, if the waterproofing fails you can rest assure that Villaboard won’t. Resistant to damage from moisture, it won’t deform or lose its structural integrity which means fewer call backs and less costly rectifications. Villaboard also has incredible hanging power for tiles, hooks and fixings. With a tensile bond strength up to 75 per cent greater than wet area plasterboard, it can hold tiles with a maximum weight between 30 and 60 kg/m2 depending on the thickness of the tiles and Villaboard sheet used, ensuring expensive bathroom tiles are always secure.

  3. Qualities Of Villaboard • Durable: It is resistant to fire, termites, rot and damage from moisture. • Ideal for walls and ceilings in bathrooms, laundries, kitchens and high-traffic areas. • It can hold tiles with a maximum weight between 30 and 60 kg/m2 depending on the thickness. • Easy to install 

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