Versarend Render Board 12mm x 1200mm x 2400mm
Versarend Render Boards, also known as cement boards, are a durable and reliable choice for modern rendering projects. Unlike traditional materials, these boards will not rot, warp, or deteriorate when exposed to moisture or extreme weather conditions, making them ideal for both internal and external applications.
Commonly installed on treated timber or lightweight steel frame structures, Versarend boards provide a strong and stable base for thin coat render systems. Their ease of installation makes them a popular option among contractors — the boards can be quickly scored and snapped to size, reducing time on site.
With excellent impact resistance and an A1 non-combustible rating, these render boards deliver superior safety and performance. They also provide a degree of weather protection before rendering is applied, helping to safeguard the structure during the build process.
Key Features
- Highly durable – won’t rot, warp, or deteriorate in harsh weather conditions.
- Ideal for use on treated timber and lightweight steel frame structures.
- Quick and easy to install – simply score and snap to size.
- Excellent impact resistance for long-term durability.
- Rated Class A1 non-combustible for superior fire performance.
- Provides temporary weather protection prior to render application.
FAQs
What are Versarend Render Boards used for?
Versarend Render Boards are used as a stable base for thin coat render systems. They are suitable for both timber and steel frame structures, providing a smooth, durable surface ready for rendering.
Are Versarend Boards suitable for external use?
Yes, they are designed to perform well in external environments. The boards are resistant to moisture, mould, and temperature changes, making them ideal for outdoor render applications.
How do you cut Versarend Render Boards?
The boards can be easily cut using the score-and-snap method. Simply score along the desired line with a utility knife, then snap the board cleanly along the score — no specialist cutting tools are required.