NoMorePly

NoMorePly is a waterproof cement board widely used as an
underlayment for tile installations in wet areas like bathrooms, showers, and
kitchens. It provides a strong, stable base that helps prevent moisture damage,
mold, and rot. NoMorePly is also ideal for leveling uneven floors and enhancing
tile adhesion, ensuring a durable, long-lasting surface. This waterproof board
is a popular choice for creating moisture-resistant surfaces in wetroom
flooring applications and for tile backing in high-moisture environments.

Yes, NoMorePly cement board generally requires priming
before tiling. Priming NoMorePly improves the adhesion of tile adhesive,
ensuring a strong and lasting bond between the NoMorePly board and your tiles.
Using a primer designed for cement-based boards enhances the effectiveness of
the adhesive and helps prevent issues like tile movement or moisture damage.
Always follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for the correct application of
primer to achieve the best results for your wetroom or tile installation.

No, it’s not recommended to plaster directly over
NoMorePly. NoMorePly is a cement-based board designed specifically for use as a tiling underlay in wet areas like bathrooms and wetrooms, and it’s not intended
for plastering. However, you can apply a suitable primer to the NoMorePly
surface and use a specialist adhesive or skim coat if you wish to plaster. For
best results, it’s advised to use tile adhesive or waterproof coatings designed
for moisture-prone environments instead of plaster, to ensure durability and
moisture resistance.

To cut NoMorePly, first measure and mark the area where you want to cut using a ruler or straight edge, and draw a clear line with a pencil. For smaller cuts, use a utility knife to score along the marked line, applying enough pressure to cut through the top layer of the board, then snap it along the scored line. For larger or more intricate cuts, use a circular saw or jigsaw fitted with a fine-toothed blade, making sure the saw depth is set to the thickness of the board. Cut along the marked line carefully, ensuring steady, even pressure. After cutting, you can smooth any rough edges with a sanding block or file for a cleaner finish. Always wear safety glasses and a dust mask when cutting to protect yourself from debris.