What is an accompanying album?

The base or support plate is a type of material commonly used in the construction industry. The accompanying board provides a substrate for installation of tiles, stone and other materials for walls and floors. There are different types of materials for the mat produced to meet the specifications of different applications.

traditionally install the tiles when installing tiles and hovering areas using mortar to provide a substrate to observe tiles, stone and other materials. This was a time -consuming and working process. The support plate simplifies this process because the leaves are cut to the size and then install using the appropriate corrosion screws to secure them in the pins. This not only reduces the amount of time to install a suitable substrate, but also reduces the total project costs.

The most popular type of backup plate is called the cement support plate. This material resistant to water and mold has a lifetime of up to 50 years. The cement pad is produced by compressing cement sheetspushed between two leaves of glass fibers. The leaves are produced in different lengths, widths and thicknesses. Cement sheets are cut with a surface score using a utility knife and capturing along a scoring line.

Another type of pad is a green plate. This water -resistant material was once a popular substrate for the surrounding bathtubs and showers, but did not hold well in areas with high bridge. It is now limited to areas outside the bathtub, such as bathroom walls, backsplashes and veranda. The Green Board, a form of plasterboard, is easily cut by noticing it with a utility benefit knife and then setting it along a scoring line.

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cement floor plate is suitable for walls and floor applications. The green plate is limited only for the use of applications on the wall. Both types of accompanying plates of material installation using screws resistant to corrosion that connect the plate to the wall pins or floor. PThe installation of the joints between the sheets is recorded using the appropriate common compound and the tape material suitable for the intended application. This not only provides a smooth area between sheets, but prevents moisture from entering the wall cavity through seams.