The basis for a bathroom renovation.
Build what you want: cut to size, glue, finished.
Qboard® basiq construction board
Qboard® basiq offers you infinite design possibilities in bathroom renovation. Be it walls, floors, bath panelling or furniture. The strong construction board is easy to work with and tiles, filler or plaster can be applied directly afterwards. Design your bathroom just the way you want it.

Product features of Qboard® basiq
- Waterproof polystyrene foam core ideal for wet rooms
- Mortar coating on both sides suitable for he direct application of tiles, filler or plaster
- Lightweight for easy handling
- Compression proof
- Bend-resistant
- Thermally insulating, also suitable for interior insulation
- Easy to use with simple tools
- Board dimensions: 1200 x 600 mm, 2600 x 600 mm
- Thickness: 4 - 80 mm
Questions & Answers
The core of the Qboard® consists of extruded polystyrene foam, a synthetic material that is waterproof, thermally insulating, light and very stable. This is coated in a fibreglass fabric and mortar so that tiles and other surface finishes can be applied directly to it.
Qboard® reno construction boards are coated in a special fleece which is particularly suitable for plaster.
Any conventional tools: knives, cutters, handsaws, electric jigsaws, electric circular saws or circular table saws. You can use sandpaper for precision work and if you need a hole, then just use a screwdriver.
Yes, surface finishes can be applied directly, such as: tiles, plaster or thin skim/finishing coats of plaster.
Yes, the core of the Qboards® consists of extruded polystyrene foam, a synthetic material that has excellent thermal insulation properties. It has a thermal conductivity of approx. 0.035 W/(m·K).
No, Qboards® are not soundproof.
Screws don't stay in place permanently in the foam core. Therefore, larger/heavier objects have to be screwed through the construction boards to a firm subsurface behind them. However, smaller objects (up to about 3 kg) can be fixed directly into Qboard® construction boards using special spiral dowels (such as FID dowels from Fischer).