Hardie™ Panel Compressed Sheet
Hardie™ Panel Compressed Sheet is an 18mm thick, high density, fibre cement structural flooring substrate for ceramic tile finishes over timber or lightweight steel floor joists.
Ideal for use as an internal substrate for tiled wet area floors or an external substrate for tiled balconies and verandahs. It’s a durable, moisture resistant alternative to particleboard, engineered timber and plywood substrates, and a lightweight alternative to concrete.
Hardie Panel Compressed Sheet may be covered with vinyl, tiles, marble, slate or granite. It may also be used for internal floors where heavy duty, impact resistant or a water resistant floor is required. It is particularly suitable where mortar beds or epoxy screeds are used to create a fall to waste with a tiled finish in areas like bathrooms and laundries.
The compressed fibre cement sheet structure delivers a high level of durability and stability and is non-combustible. Making it an ideal flooring substrate for both internal and external use, in residential and commercial buildings.
Hardie Panel Compressed Sheet can be used as an internal feature wall to create an industrial raw conrete look.
- CategorySubstrate & Underlay, Structural Deck Substrates
- RangeSTRUCTURAL FLOORING
- Resistant to water damage when installed and maintained correctly
- A reliable, moisture resistant, lightweight alternative to masonry
- The smooth finish makes it suitable for a variety of finishes including flooring paints, textured coatings and tiles
- Outstanding performance under tiles
- Classified as non-combustible material
- 15 year product warranty
Thickness: 18mm
Length: 2400mm
Width: 1200mm
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James Hardie is a leading international building materials company and a global leader in fibre cement, one of the world's fastest-growing building products. Fibre cement is used in the exterior and interior of a building, from exterior cladding and internal lining, bracing, flooring and decorative finishes.
Our major operations span Australia, New Zealand, Asia, Europe and the United States.
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