Forums
News/Blogs
Project Album
Directory
Products
Services/Advertising
Register
Login
Unanswered
Active Topics
Forums
Search
Members
Forums
>
Green Building Technologies
>
Radiant Heating
> Subject: thermalboard
You are not authorized to post a reply.
Prev
Next
Author
Messages
Oldest First
Newest First
chetwyman
Registered Users
Posts:1
02/04/2004 10:10 AM
I am installing thermalboard in my kitchen. I plan to install granite tile over it. The installation instructions for the thermalboard require installing backerboard over the thermalboard for a tile installation. The backerboard requires thinset under it to provide a level surface for the backerboard. Do I apply the thinset directly to the aluminum of the thermalboard? Should I apply modified thinset to allow more flexibility? I am concerned that the expansion of the aluminum of the thermalboard will cause the thinset to crack and shift under the backerboard. Should I apply a anti fracture membrane directly over the thermaltrack? HELP!!!!thanks.
You are not authorized to post a reply.
Green Building Forums
--General Forum - Residential
--General Forum - Commercial
Green Building Technologies
--Insulating Concrete Forms (ICFs)
--Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs)
--Radiant Heating
--Geothermal Heat Pumps
--Solar and Wind Power
--Windows/Doors and Interior/Exterior Finish
--Appliances, Lighting and Kitchen/Bath Fixtures
Green Living
--<a href="http://discuss.greenoptions.com">Green Options</a>
Feedback/Support
--Rules, Instructions and Announcements
--Suggestions/Feedback
--Testing Area
Forums
>
Green Building Technologies
>
Radiant Heating
> thermalboard
ActiveForums 3.6
Search GreenBuildingTalk:
<p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p>
Professionals Serving
Your Location:
GreenBuildingTalk
Project Albums:
Copyright 2008 by BuildCentral, Inc.
Terms Of Use
Privacy Statement