The Home Depot
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Custom Building Products WonderBoard Lite 5 ft. x 3 ft. x 7/16 in. Backer Board GCB60L - The Home Depot
April 17, 2022 - Install tile or stone on walls, floors and countertops by using this WonderBoard Lite Backer Board from Custom Building Products.
True Value Hardware
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Wonderboard Lite, 3 x 5-Ft. x 7/16-In. - True Value Hardware
November 18, 2024 - 3' x 5' x 7/16", Wonderboard Lite, 100% Wonderboard Just 20% Lighter, New Formula For Faster, Easier Installation, Use Inside Or Outside, Great For Wet Areas, No Gypsum, No Wood Fiber, News Design But Same Durability, Full Performance, 7/16", 11 mm, Board Aligns To 1/2", 13 mm, Drywall Without Use Of Shims Or Spacers On Wall Studs, Includes A Preprinted Pattern On The Panel Surface & Is Easy To Score, Snap, Cut & Fasten, Simplifying Installation, Remains Stable When Exposed To Moisture Reducing Risk Of Moisture Damage, Meets ANSI A108.11, A118.9, A108.5 & A118.4.
Videos
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Amazon
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Amazon.com: WonderBoard: Toys & Games
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Contractor says Wonderboard seams don't need to be taped, just covering with thinset is enough...
Fail. This is not at all correct. Essentially no waterproofing at all. More on reddit.com
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December 6, 2021Any suggestions as to why use a backer/wonderboard instead of Kerdi board?
Non-combustible substrates around heat sources. Always. More on reddit.com
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April 19, 2024Hardie backer or wonderboard?
I just remodeled both my guest bath and master bath. Did a ton of research before so here we go. I used 1/4 hardie backer. This gave me the correct height for the transition. The thin plywood you’re seeing under the tile is called underlayment. That’s what your hardie backer is. If it’s in good condition (not moisture damaged) and flat, mortar over it and lay hardie backer. If it’s damaged and warped, I would remove. The 3/4 plywood is the subfloor. This is what’s screwed to your floor joists. It’s also likely installed under wall studs. You will most likely not have to replace this. Your underlayment should have absorbed any water damage. Lay a mortar bed on either the existing underlayment or subfloor. Lay the hardie backer down and secure it with screws every 8” inches. There are marks on the hardie backer to make this easy. Place joint tape where the pieces meet and mortar over (thin). Good luck! For the love of god, wear knee pads please. More on reddit.com
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October 4, 2020Custom Building Products
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WonderBoard® Lite Backerboard / TDS-266 1 Product Name
WonderBoard® Lite is not a waterproof barrier.
Today's Homeowner
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Wonderboard Vs. Hardiebacker Cement Board Vs. Durock (2026) | Today's Homeowner
February 27, 2025 - While Durock and HardieBacker are two different types of cement board, what does that make WonderBoard? From Wonder Board vs. cement board, which is better? Well, WonderBoard is a type of cement board.
The Home Depot
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Custom Building Products WonderBoard Lite 1/4 in. x 3 ft. x 5 ft. 5 ft. Backer Board FLB60L - The Home Depot
Custom Building Products WonderBoard Lite 1/4 in. x 3 ft. x 5 ft. 5 ft. Backer Board FLB60L
The Custom Building Products WonderBoard Lite 5 ft. x 3 ft. x 1/4 in. Backer Board provides a stable surface for installing tile or stone and protects against moisture. Ideal for both interior and exterior substrate applications. Protects against excessive moisture in wet areas such as showers, saunas and steam rooms.
Price $12.97
Faiola Tile
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WonderBoard Lite 5 ft. x 3 ft. x 1/2 in. Backer Board — Faiola Tile
WonderBoard Lite 5 ft. x 3 ft. x 1/2 in. Backer Board
20% lighter than regular backer board. In stock now!
Price $14.69
Google Play
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WonderBoard - Apps on Google Play
Different RPG heroes including Warrior, Wizard, Archer, Healers fac each other with thousands of different strategies on 4x5 block. ▶Amazing Game Element Strategy, RPG, Action, all on a small board.
Arbor Home
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WonderBoard Lite 5 ft. x 3 ft. x 1/4 in. Backer Board – PROARB
WonderBoard Lite 5 ft. x 3 ft. x 1/4 in. Backer Board
The Custom Building Products WonderBoard Lite 5 ft. x 3 ft. x 1/4 in. Backer Board provides a stable surface for installing tile or stone and protects against moisture. Ideal for both interior and exterior substrate applications. Protects against excessive moisture in wet areas such as showers, saunas and steam rooms.
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New formula - same durable performance with faster, easier installation
Creates a smooth, level, stable surface for installing tile or stone on walls, floors or countertops
3 ft. x 5 ft. coverage area
Composed of stable Portland cement,
Price $14.99
Kiefer Aquatics
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Kiefer Konno Wonderboard - Kiefer Aquatics
This stability board is a great way to develop your core, build strength, or perform aquatic rehab exercises. Sit on the balance board to gently engage your body as you make small adjustments to stay balanced, or kick your feet to build leg ...
Canadian Lumber
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Canadian | Lumber - WonderBoard Lite - 1/4" x 36" x 60"
Backerboard can be used in applications such as walls, ceilings, floors, decks, countertops and vanities. For use in exterior and interior wet areas · Availablilty: In Stock
Broncomaterials
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Wonderboard Lite - 36x60x7/16" – Bronco Materials & Supplies
Wonderboard Lite - 36x60x7/16"
Provides a stable surface for installing tile or stone and protects against moisture. Ideal for both interior and exterior substrate applications. Protects against excessive moisture in wet areas such as showers, saunas and steam rooms.
3 ft. x 5 ft. coverage area
Pallet Size: 50 pcs
Drywall Features: Moisture Resistant
Price $11.00
PLYTEC
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Stop wasting money on Plywood — Switch to WONDERBoard!🔥 - PLYTEC
December 10, 2024 - Make the #smarter choice with WONDERBoard from PLYTEC! Designed to withstand the #toughest conditions, WONDERBoard outperforms plywood every time. 𝐖𝐎𝐍𝐃𝐄𝐑𝐁𝐨𝐚𝐫𝐝 𝐯𝐬. 𝐏𝐥𝐲𝐰𝐨𝐨𝐝 […]
Reddit
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r/Tile on Reddit: Contractor says Wonderboard seams don't need to be taped, just covering with thinset is enough...
December 6, 2021 -
Anyone have experience with wonderboard?
What I expected was Wonderboard -> fill the screw holes -> tape the seams with alkali resistant tape + thinset -> cover the whole shower walls with redguard -> let everything cure -> coat again -> let it cure -> tile.
What happened:
Wonderboard -> cover screwholes with thinset -> cover wonderboard joints with thinset -> tile.
No redguard or waterproof membrane.
No way this is correct, right? Guy said that its different because it is wonderboard and not durarock.
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Fail. This is not at all correct. Essentially no waterproofing at all.
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I once came to repair a shower where there was a crack all the way across the center horizontally, the previous contractor didn’t use mesh tape and the tiles cracked right across that seem. Mesh tape is very important and so is waterproofing.
Reddit
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r/Tile on Reddit: Any suggestions as to why use a backer/wonderboard instead of Kerdi board?
April 19, 2024 -
I have some extra left over 1/2 inch kerdi that I am going to encase the fireplace surround in. veneer stone is what the client wants. Should I just get a few sheets of hardi board instead? TIA!
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Non-combustible substrates around heat sources. Always.
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I don’t know the technical answer but I work with these products a lot. I personally wouldn’t feel comfortable using a foam product in an area where it could potentially melt. If the fireplace is purely cosmetic then it may be fine
Custom Building Products
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WonderBoard ® Lite Installation Guide UNDERLAYMENT FOR TILE & STONE
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Reddit
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r/DIY on Reddit: Hardie backer or wonderboard?
October 4, 2020 -
What’s the difference? Always used hardie backer.
What’s the difference between 1/4” and 1/2”?
Also, under the removed tiles on the ground, is some sort of thin plywood (which is on top of 3/4” plywood). Do I have to remove it or can I apply the hardie backer right on top? Mortar between wood and hardie backer?
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I just remodeled both my guest bath and master bath. Did a ton of research before so here we go. I used 1/4 hardie backer. This gave me the correct height for the transition. The thin plywood you’re seeing under the tile is called underlayment. That’s what your hardie backer is. If it’s in good condition (not moisture damaged) and flat, mortar over it and lay hardie backer. If it’s damaged and warped, I would remove. The 3/4 plywood is the subfloor. This is what’s screwed to your floor joists. It’s also likely installed under wall studs. You will most likely not have to replace this. Your underlayment should have absorbed any water damage. Lay a mortar bed on either the existing underlayment or subfloor. Lay the hardie backer down and secure it with screws every 8” inches. There are marks on the hardie backer to make this easy. Place joint tape where the pieces meet and mortar over (thin). Good luck! For the love of god, wear knee pads please.
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I was taught 1/2 was for walls (less flex) and 1/4 for floors. But usually end up using what is best for smoothest floor (no step down\up). I like to put some felt paper down and\or paint the plywood subfloor once its all cleaned up for the next time it gets renovated. No mortar between hardi and plywood only special screws that ly flush. Hardibacker is gypsum based and wonderboard cement I think. Different Tilers have their personal preferences. Hardibacker is slightly nicer to work with IMO but slightly heavier if I recall. More oldschool tilers are in the wonderboard camp. They like to mix their own mortar and chain smoke. Their kneecaps are basically fused.
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