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29th July 2009, 07:20 PM #1
What is "tile board" called in Australia?
Hi guys,
In America there is a product called "tile board". It is used in wet areas. It's sold in 2400 x 1200 sheets for about US$10 a sheet.
Tile board has a thin fibreboard/ply backing (about 3mm). The face of the board is a high gloss white that looks similar to a dry erase whiteboard. The face is not embossed with fake tile shapes or anything, it's one flat piece, just like a whiteboard.
What is this stuff called in Australia and where can I get it? I had a look in the local Bunnings and the only stuff they had was AquaPanel for $150, or shower linings for $200+.
I'm looking for something that's really cheap per sheet with that gloss white coating.
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