Designing Kitchens and Bathrooms - Durock inside corner question
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turfinator
01-30-08, 05:32 PM
I'm at the point where I'm about to install cement backer board (Durock) over my tub in an alcove. I trial fitted the cement board against my back wall and noticed the the cbb is a snug fit but does fit without trimming.
My question is:
Can I install the back wall snugly first and then leave a small gap if necessary for the inside corners when putting up the sides?
Also if I can do it like this how much of a gap is required for an inside corner?
If I cant do it like this how much room do I need to leave for the back where the cbb meets the studs?
Thanks
Sean
My question is:
Can I install the back wall snugly first and then leave a small gap if necessary for the inside corners when putting up the sides?
Also if I can do it like this how much of a gap is required for an inside corner?
If I cant do it like this how much room do I need to leave for the back where the cbb meets the studs?
Thanks
Sean
Terd Herder
02-01-08, 01:25 PM
Are you going to tile?