Durable Fibre Cement Wallboard for dry and wet area walls and ceilings

Recessed Edge:

Ideal for wet areas and high impact areas like corridors. It has recesses on both long edges so sheets may be taped and set with Cemintel jointing materials. Once joined the boards may be tiled, painted or wall papered.

Square Edge:

Use for butt joints and express joint ceilings in applications like industrial awnings, car park canopies and high-rise balconies. Install with an expressed joint backing strip accessory. Alternatively, boards can be installed with a PVC H mould.

Bathrooms are the most common room for defects resulting in builder callbacks. The principle behind Ceminseal Wallboard is to provide effective products that help trades complete the job properly the first time.

The robustness of fibre cement also makes it a suitable lining for the construction of impact resistant walls in high traffic areas like corridors.

The smoothness of Ceminseal Wallboard means less work preparing internal linings for a painted finish.

The fibre cement sheets come in 6mm and 9mm thicknesses. 6mm is generally used in residential houses. 9mm thicknesses are used in commercial applications.

Recessed sheets are typically laid horizontally so the long edges are concealed by flush jointing. The short edges are butt joined with sheets staggered at 600mm offsets.

Ceminseal™ Wallboard can be used in wet areas in accordance with the New Zealand Building Code Clause E3 Internal Moisture and Acceptable Solution E3/AS1. Wet areas are rooms within a building that include water fixtures or appliances, such as bathrooms, showers, laundries and toilets. Cemintel Wet Area Living Systems provide proven, reliable and cost-effective solutions for residential wet area applications. Refer to the Wet Area Systems Design and Installation Guide for further information.