FIBRE® Gloss

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What is IBS FIBRE® Gloss?
IBS FIBRE® Gloss is a high-gloss finish product designed for various surfaces, offering both aesthetic appeal and superior protection.

What surfaces can IBS FIBRE® Gloss be used on?
It is perfect for wall lining, shower lining, counter splashbacks, ceilings, and soffit linings. It can be installed over existing framing, masonry walls when strapped out, or plasterboard.

What are the benefits of using IBS FIBRE® Gloss?
It provides a stunning, glossy finish, is easy to install, and offers unparalleled protection against everyday wear and tear.

How do I prepare the surface before installing IBS FIBRE® Gloss?
Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free from any contaminants. Any existing coatings or finishes should be removed.

What tools are required for the installation of IBS FIBRE® Gloss?
Standard carpentry tools, including a high-speed cutting tool, drill, screws or nails, tape measure, and level.

Can IBS FIBRE® Gloss be used in wet areas?
Yes, it is suitable for use in wet areas such as bathrooms and kitchens.

How do I cut IBS FIBRE® Gloss sheets?
Use a high-speed cutting tool with a carbide-tipped blade for clean cuts.

What safety precautions should I take when installing IBS FIBRE® Gloss?
Work in a well-ventilated area, use dust masks and eye protection when cutting or sanding the sheets.

How should IBS FIBRE® Gloss sheets be stored before installation?
Store the sheets flat and off the ground in a dry, covered area to prevent warping and damage.

What is the recommended spacing between IBS FIBRE® Gloss sheets during installation?
Maintain the recommended gap between sheets for expansion and contraction, as specified in the installation guide.

How do I ensure proper alignment and spacing when installing IBS FIBRE® Gloss?
Use a chalk line or laser level to mark guidelines on the substrate. Always ensure that sheets are installed level and flush with the framing.

Can IBS FIBRE® Gloss be used for exterior applications?
It is designed for interior use, but it can be used in protected external areas such as soffit or eave linings.

How do I clean and maintain IBS FIBRE® Gloss surfaces?
Clean with a mild detergent and water. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or tools that could damage the surface.

What is the warranty period for IBS FIBRE® Gloss?
The product comes with a warranty that covers defects in materials and workmanship for a period of 15 years.

What is the recommended adhesive for IBS FIBRE® Gloss?
Use a high-quality adhesive suitable for the substrate and follow the manufacturer’s recommendations, such as:

• vSika®Flex-123 MS Bond

• Sika® Premium

• Soudal Fix All High Tack

• Bostik Tuf as Nails

• Sikasil NG Sealant (as a sealant)

How do I handle and transport IBS FIBRE® Gloss sheets?
Handle with care to avoid damage. Transport the sheets flat and secure them to prevent movement.

What are the environmental benefits of using IBS FIBRE® Gloss?
IBS FIBRE® Gloss is made from sustainable materials and is designed to be durable, reducing the need for frequent replacements.

IBS FIBRE® Gloss is designed to be highly flexible, making it easy to work with and suitable for curved surfaces and intricate designs. Choose IBS FIBRE® Gloss for your next building project and experience the perfect blend of style, performance, and convenience. Transform your construction with a product that delivers exceptional results and peace of mind.

IBS FIBRE® Gloss is a premium fibre cement board designed to meet the needs of both homeowners and builders. This innovative product offers exceptional durability, ease of installation, and a stunning high-gloss finish, making it the ideal choice for a wide range of wet area applications.

Fibre cement is manufactured through a meticulous process that involves several key steps to ensure the material’s strength, durability, and versatility.

The primary raw materials used in the production of fibre cement include high-grade cellulose pulp fibre, finely ground sand, Portland cement, and water.

Initially, bales of cellulose pulp are dissolved in water and milled to the desired fineness.

This slurry is then combined with synthetic fibres and other additives in large vats, where hydrogen bridges form during the chemical process, binding the ingredients together.

The mixture is then transferred to an intensive mixer, where cement is added, and the setting process begins.