Tile Backer Board

Tile Backer Board is used in tile and bathroom waterproofing projects where distributors, contractors, builders, and importers need a stable product for wet-area construction, shower systems, and related tile substrate applications.

Yes. ANGESEN supplies tile backer board, waterproof backer board, XPS backer board, shower tray, and bathroom waterproof system products for building material distributors, tile distributors, importers, wholesalers, and construction supply companies.

ANGESEN can discuss OEM packaging, private label presentation, SKU planning, and repeat-order support based on product specifications, order volume, and target market requirements.

For a more accurate quote, provide the target product, thickness or size, quantity, packaging preference, destination market, and whether the order is for wholesale supply, distributor stock, or OEM production.

Carton and pallet packaging are separate options. Standard carton packing is normally 10 sheets for 4 mm and 6 mm board and 5 sheets for 10 mm and thicker board. Palletized sheets are packed without cartons, and the finished pallet height is controlled at no more than 1250 mm, including the 110 mm pallet and protective packing materials.

The standard MOQ for tile backer board wholesale supply is one 40HQ container. This supports container loading, distributor inventory planning, and repeat-order logistics.

ANGESEN operates an in-house XPS core material workshop to support stable core quality, consistent board structure, and better factory control for distributor and OEM tile backer board programs.

The primary North American sizes are 36 x 60 x 1/2 in and 48 x 96 x 1/2 in. Inch dimensions are used for these North American programs, while European and other international ranges are specified in millimetres.

Confirmed product data includes 35–36 kg/m³ XPS core density, 0.55–0.9 N/mm² bond strength, compressive strength over 400 kPa, water absorption <0.2% after 2-day immersion, and thermal conductivity <0.032 W/(m·K). Buyers should review the current controlled technical documents for the ordered specification.

For carton packing, typical references are approximately 3,450 sheets for 36 x 60 x 1/2 in and 1,420 sheets for 48 x 96 x 1/2 in. For pallet packing, typical references are approximately 3,200 sheets and 1,200 sheets respectively. Final quantities depend on the order mix, packaging materials, pallet configuration, weight limits, and usable container space.

Yes. ANGESEN can discuss tile backer board together with shower trays, curbs, niches, waterproofing membrane, mesh tape, pipe collars, washers, anchors, and related accessories for distributor and wholesale programs.

Buyers should request the current product catalog, technical data sheet, installation reference, applicable certification or testing summary, packaging information, and loading support. High-resolution certificate files should be shared through controlled communication rather than unrestricted public download.

Tile backer board can be used in wall and floor tile substrate applications when the board thickness, substrate condition, fastener or adhesive method, joint treatment, and project requirements are properly confirmed. Buyers should verify the final assembly with current technical documents and local installation requirements.

A quote request should include board size, thickness, estimated 40HQ quantity, destination market, carton or pallet packaging preference, private label or OEM needs, required documents, and whether the order is for distributor stock, wholesale supply, or project use.

Distributors should review the board surface, XPS core edge, thickness, flatness, edge condition, cutting behavior, packaging label, and whether the sample matches the requested size and intended wet-area application.

Product photos should show the board surface, XPS core edge, thickness, application context, factory control, packaging, and loading reference. The surrounding page content and image alt text should describe what the buyer can verify instead of using generic file names or decorative image text only.

Importers should inspect carton or pallet condition, board count, visible damage, surface consistency, thickness spot checks, label accuracy, and whether the shipment matches the approved sample, purchase order, and packing plan.