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From: Journal of Light Construction June 1991
Posted on: June 1, 1991

Q&A: Backerboard: Which Side Faces Out?

Is Steeper Better?

By: Henry Spies

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Q.Should I install cementitious backerboard (Durock, Wonderboard, etc.) with the rough or the smooth side facing out?: A.Backerboard is usually installed rough side out when used under a thin-set mortar for slate or ceramic tile flooring, and smooth side out when it is a base for adhesive-set wall tile.

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