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Save time and money by using JACKOBOARD®
J ACKOBOARD® from JACKON
by BW offers many benefi ts for self-builders who are
installing wetrooms or bathrooms. JACKOBOARD®
is a waterproof,
weight-loading and thermally insulating construction board for use in all types of tiling obs. Critically, because it is manufactured
from waterproof PS, there is no need to tank wetrooms constructed using JCOBORD®
, either with a
waterproof membrane or a paint-on solution. This will sae you both time and money on your proect, since a separate tanking system is not reuired and only the oints where the boards meet need to be taped. The BC Standard states that backing surfaces may reuire protection from a suitable tanking system.
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correct, says artin arragan from JCO by BW, but it should not be interpreted to mean that if you are using an PS backerboard, such as JACKOBOARD®
, you hae to tank the
entire substrate of your wetroom. The closed structure of an PS board means that it is totally impossible for water to pass through it, in the way that it would through a fi bre cement board for instance.
This is useful information for self-builders and the arious trades who get inoled in the installation of wetroom systems, from the shower tray upwards. lthough there are wetroom specialists, this ob is often down to plumbers, contractors, tilers, dryliners and ooring contractors. So, as wetrooms continue to increase in popularity, there are different trades who need to be aware of the benefi ts of PS backerboards.
While offering the benefi ts of PS, JACKOBOARD®
can also offer a
price adantage in the marketplace, due to the fact that the company manufactures its own foam, giing it complete control oer cost, product uality and sustainability of manufacturing processes. These factors hae enabled JCOBORD®
to
become the market leader in PS construction boards.
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www.jackon.co.uk Protect and transform your decking 10/03/2023 08:45
Sunny days mean more time spent out in the garden. If you have decking, then now is the time to give it some TLC. A high quality decking stain can help not only transform the appearance of your decking, but can boost its longevity too, saving you money in the long-run. Now V33 has added good environmental credentials to this array of attributes. The introduction of new V33 High Performance Decking Stain means you can now choose a solution that is water- repellent, protects against damage from
sunlight, looks fabulous and has a ‘biosourced’ formula, meaning that all its ingredients derive from renewable sources. Available at B&Q, V33’s new decking stain is priced at £41 for 2.5L.
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When architect Daniele Sini bought Ravensbourne House with his partner, he was unimpressed with the poorly constructed rear extension. The challenge for the family was that they had very little left in the budget for remodelling the kitchen. Daniele used West Fraser’s SterlingOSB Zero to proide a durable fi nish that would also add natural colour to the kitchen walls. “I liked the texture of OSB and its warm colour variation; this is emphasised by the morning sun to give the space a warm
glow,” says Daniele. “I also liked that SterlingOSB Zero is robust, but primarily I liked it because we were looking for something that was cheap because our budget was so tight.” he laughs.
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