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Hardie® Backer Board is what the best build on

What goes behind the tile matters, learn more below

Why Hardie® Backer?

Chosen in over 40 million kitchens and baths

Excellent tile adhesion

A tight hold on tile requires excellent adhesion strength. Hardie® Backer Board’s engineered surface creates a rock-solid base that lasts, preventing tile from popping, loosening, or shifting over time.

Advanced water protection

Hardie® Backer Board's water-resistant engineering and its MoldBlock® Technology actively protects the board from mold growth before it can take hold.

Exceptionally strong

Hardie® Backer Board is made of fiber cement, a material stronger than foam. Resists splitting, cracking, or shifting so your tile job holds up under weight and over time.

Easy to work with

Preferred by installers

With industry-leading strength, composition, and performance, our cement backer board is the most preferred brand* of cement backer board by tile installers.
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Easy to work with

Preferred by installers

With industry-leading strength, composition, and performance, our cement backer board is the most preferred brand* of cement backer board by tile installers.Explore Hardie® Backer Board with HydroDefense®Technology
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Easy to work with

Preferred by installers

With industry-leading strength, composition, and performance, our cement backer board is the most preferred brand* of cement backer board by tile installers.
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Where to Use Hardie® Backer​

​Discover which Hardie® Backer is right for your project.

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Find a local retailer for moreinformation Hardie® BackerBoard and HydroDefense ®Technology products​.

**Hardie® fiber cement products are noncombustible and/or have a Class A fire rating when tested in accordance with ASTM E84. Fiber cement fire resistance does not extend to applied paints or coatings, which may be damaged or char when exposed to flames. The use of noncombustible siding, combined with other fire mitigation measures, may help harden a home against external fire.