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DeltaBoard High Performance Construction Boards


DeltaBoard is a multi-purpose lightweight construction board, designed for the application of all tile types, cement based screeds and synthetic renders. DeltaBoard is manufactured using high density extruded polystyrene which provides excellent insulating properties. The extruded polystyrene core has a factory applied reinforced cement coating which provides excellent impact strength, sound reduction and 


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DeltaTray High Performance Shower Tray Formers


DeltaTrays are lightweight, waterproof, robust shower tray formers manufactured using high density XPS as its core element with a factory applied reinforced cementitious coating that creates an impact resistant ready to tile surface. DeltaTrays provide the perfect solution for the  and modern wetroom environments.


DeltaTray Thames and DeltaTray Trent are available in a extensive range of sizes. Increased resistance to point loading enables the use of mosaic tiles as small as 20mm x 20mm. Increased  Thames and Trent range the perfect solution to suit the most demanding wetroom project.


PCS High Performance Construction Products 01942 820131


Manufactured in the UK Installed Worldwide www.pcsboard.com


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ADF NOVEMBER 2019


1800 O/A EXT. 600 C/C DRAIN.


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