Installation Guide

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Cement Board Masonry Veneer
Wall System (CBMV)
Cement Board Stucco Wall System (CBSS)
Combine the strength and
durability of PermaBase with the
performance and aesthetics of
reinforced base coats and textured
finishes. Use in residential and
low-rise commercial applications.
Cement Board Stucco Wall
System is designed to:
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Provide increased impact and
weather resistance (appropriate
for all climates)
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Resist dirt, fading, cracking and
peeling – uses 100% acrylic
polymers
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Speed up your schedule –
easier, cleaner installation than
traditional stucco
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Provide drainage system to help
prevent water from penetrating
behind cladding in frame
construction
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Comply with ASTM D 226,
protecting approved sheathings/
structural components and
helping to evacuate incidental
water
Designs you can achieve
with this system:
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Attachment of special pre-
molded shapes
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Variety of finishes – many
texture and color options
Note: A code-approved Water/Air
Resistive Barrier (WRB) must first
be installed to protect the cavity.
See page 18 (Installation Guide).
Combine the strength and
durability of PermaBase with
the popular beauty of stone
and thin brick veneers. Use
in residential and low-rise
commercial applications.
Cement Board Masonry
Veneer Wall System is
designed to:
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Offer a complete, engineered
solution for installation
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Provide increased performance
by utilizing polymer modified
adhesive mortars (designed
for hanging materials) vs. type
S and N mortars (developed
for stacking materials)
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Speed up your schedule –
faster, easier and cleaner than
traditional metal lath/scratch
coat method
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Offer the ability to incorporate
an effective water-management
system (type and placement of
water barrier will vary based on
local codes and/or warranties)
Designs you can achieve
with this system:
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Use for a variety of building
exteriors with manufactured
or natural stone and thin brick
veneers
Note: A code-approved Water/
Air Resistive Barrier (WRB) must
first be installed to protect the
cavity. For limitations, please see
page 19 (Installation Guide).