Cement Board Meets Drywall At Outside Corner

This joint needs to be flush and smooth in order for the tile or other wall covering to be installed correctly and to create a professional finished appearance.

Cement board meets drywall at outside corner.

Cement board is also used in the walls of showers and bath surrounds where there s going to be a lot of moisture. The shower ceiling is hardibacker and the wall outside the shower is drywall. How to make the transition from cement board to greenboard. Durock is a type of cement board that is water and moisture resistant.

At some point along the wall the cement backer board will meet with the drywall used in the rest of the room. I will just end up painting it. Outside corners can be difficult with 2 inch mesh tape. If you have outside corners to do then you may decide to just get the 4 inch mesh tape only and use it anywhere you.

Corner bead is most often associated with drywall. Cement board is much heavier and harder to work with than drywall but it is almost completely waterproof. It s hard to get the tape to fold over the corner and stay long enough for the thinset to set up. Where these two meet what is the proper way to finish it so it s a nice corner.

They make 4 inch alkali resistant mesh tape and this stuff works great. Greenboard is a moisture resistant drywall product designed for use in areas of high humidity and where occasional incidental contact. The walls were easier because i had tile wrapping around the corner so i just taped and thinset those and tiled overtop. In this video i will show you how to prep a corner bead and where cement board and sheet rock meet.