OCM Interior Wall High Density Color-Through External Fiber Cement Wall Board
Product Description
Color-through Cement Board is a type of fiber cement board that features a consistent color throughout its entire thickness, providing a durable and weather-resistant material that maintains its appearance even when scratched or damaged. This board is known for its resistance to fire, moisture, and pests, and it offers a low-maintenance solution for both interior and exterior applications, such as wall cladding, backer boards, and siding, with a finish that remains attractive and uniform without the need for frequent painting or repair.
Color-through Cement Board offers several key advantages:
1. Durability: It is highly resistant to weathering, maintaining its appearance and strength over time.
2. Uniform Color: The color runs throughout the board, ensuring that scratches and surface damage do not reveal an unattractive base color.
3. Low Maintenance: It requires minimal upkeep, with easy cleaning and no need for frequent painting.
4. Resistance to Damage: It is resistant to mold, rot, fire, and pest infestation.
5. Aesthetic Consistency: The edges of the board match the surface color, providing a consistent look regardless of cuts or edges.
6. Weather Resistance: It can withstand extreme temperatures and weather conditions without fading or deteriorating.
7. Design Flexibility: It allows for creative design without compromising on the board's performance.
Installing Color-through Cement Board involves a systematic process to ensure a solid and reliable foundation for various applications. Here's a simplified step-by-step guide:
1.Preparation: Begin by identifying and marking the locations of wall studs, which are crucial for determining the fixing points for the cement board .
2.Cutting the Board: Measure and cut the boards to the required size, accounting for expansion gaps and ensuring a snug fit .
3.Securing the Board: Attach the board to the wall using appropriate cement board screws, ensuring they are not overtightened and sit flush with the surface . Place screws at recommended intervals along the stud lines.
4.Joint Treatment: Apply joint filler in the gaps between the boards and spread it across the face of the board. Embed fiberglass mesh tape into the joint filler for reinforcement .
5.Final Finish: After the boards are installed and the joints are treated, the surface can be prepared for the final finish, whether it's painting, tiling, or other cladding systems .
6.Weather Barrier: For exterior applications, ensure a water barrier is installed to protect the cavity, as recommended by the manufacturer .