Anchoring Cement vs. Anchoring Epoxy: What’s The Difference?
Nowadays contractors and DIYers alike are starting to shy away from embed-plate and cast-in-place anchoring systems, as these processes are often expensive and time-intensive to install. The two most...
When you think of the various parts of a roof, there are likely a number of components that come to mind. Ceiling joists, shingles, roof sheathing, underlayment, soffits, and the various tools needed...
Whether you’re planning to install new tile flooring, a shower enclosure, or tile countertops, you’ll likely end up using some form of cement board. When used as a tile backer board, cement board...
Cement Board Screws vs. Drywall Screws: What Is The Difference?
Both drywall and cement board come in panels, though that is where the similarities between the two end. Cement boards are exceptionally hard, made of a cement slurry and reinforced with fiberglass...
Cement boards are commonly used by both professionals and DIYers as floor and wall underlayment, contributing to the overall structural integrity. However, most homeowners don’t know whether cement...
Cement board, sold under the trade names WonderBoard, Durock, and Hardiebacker to name a few, is considered the standard underlayment for stone, porcelain, and ceramic tile installations. It is used...
