concrete backer board

French translation: plaque de ciment armée (sur chaque face par un treillis de fibres de verre)

17:17 Jul 10, 2015
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Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering / UK English
English term or phrase: concrete backer board
www.tradepricetiles.co.uk
Overboarding with a concrete backer board like no more ply strengthens your floor to reduce the movement and so prevents flexibility in the floor from cracking ...

What is this called in French? As a supplementary, non-translation question: can you get it in France?

I have also seen this called "cement backer board".
B D Finch
France
Local time: 06:23
French translation:plaque de ciment armée (sur chaque face par un treillis de fibres de verre)
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3 +2plaque de ciment armée (sur chaque face par un treillis de fibres de verre)
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plaque de ciment armée (sur chaque face par un treillis de fibres de verre)


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florence metzger
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Asker: Thanks Florence. I think "armée" might be critical here. The product in Robin's reference is definitely wrong. Concrete or cement backer board is sufficiently shock and load resistant to be used as a base for floor tiles and the aquapanel is not.


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agree  kashew: More or less.
6 mins
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agree  Jennifer Levey: Better than 'more or less': http://www.leroymerlin.fr/v3/p/produits/plaque-aquapanel-out...
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