Is there any reason why this:
Can't be used outdoors? I mean, obviously there probably is, but I can't think what it might be.
A mate's got some spare and wants to use it as some sort of kiln enclosure in his garden.
"Can Knauf AQUAPANEL® Cement Board Indoor be used outdoors? No, this board should only be used for internal applications. Knauf offers Knauf AQUAPANEL® Cement Board Outdoor (which is freeze thaw tested) for exterior uses"
Since it is going spare, and it has a rough side, could it be given a render coat to keep the rain off ?.
It's covered in the FAQ section:
"Can Knauf AQUAPANEL Cement Board Indoor be used outdoors?
No, this board should only be used for internal applications. Knauf offers Knauf AQUAPANEL Cement Board Outdoor (which is freeze thaw tested) for exterior uses."
Paul
But even the external version can only be left un-clad for 6 months
Ah thanks all, should have read the page! I'll pass the render idea on.
It depends on which version of the board
From their FAQ on the page you linked.
Can Knauf AQUAPANEL® Cement Board Indoor be used outdoors?
No, this board should only be used for internal applications. Knauf offers Knauf AQUAPANEL® Cement Board Outdoor (which is freeze thaw tested) for exterior uses.
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