Hardiflex is the common local name for fiber cement board, a fire resistant and moisture resistant panel used for ceilings, partition walls and exterior siding across the Philippines. Because it does not warp or rot the way plywood does in humid conditions, most Filipino contractors now specify hardiflex for both new builds and renovation work.
If you are budgeting for a ceiling installation or a partition wall, the price you pay will depend mainly on board thickness, sheet size and the brand you choose. Below is a current price guide for the most common hardiflex sizes sold in Metro Manila and other major hardware chains nationwide.
Hardiflex Price List Philippines
| Item | Size / Specification | Price Range (PHP) |
|---|---|---|
| Hardiflex Board | 6mm, 1200 x 2400mm | P480 to P650 |
| Hardiflex Board | 4.5mm, 1200 x 2400mm | P420 to P580 |
| Hardiflex Board | 9mm, 1200 x 2400mm | P750 to P1,000 |
| Hardiflex Board | 12mm, 1200 x 2400mm | P1,100 to P1,600 |
| Hardiflex Board | 6mm, 1200 x 3000mm | P600 to P800 |
Prices above are indicative market ranges gathered from Philippine hardware retailers and suppliers as of 2026. Actual prices vary by brand, region and order volume. Contact us at sales@citizenflanges.com for a current quote.
What Affects Hardiflex Prices
- Board thickness, since 9mm and 12mm boards use more raw material than 4.5mm and 6mm sheets
- Sheet dimensions, with 3000mm long boards priced higher than the standard 2400mm size
- Brand, as imported and premium fiber cement boards cost more than local generic brands
- Location, since freight costs push prices slightly higher outside Metro Manila
- Order quantity, as bulk purchases for subdivisions or commercial projects often qualify for discounted rates
Buying Tips Before You Purchase Hardiflex
- ✓ Check the board for warping or chipped edges before loading it for delivery
- ✓ Match the thickness to the application, thinner boards for ceilings and thicker boards for exterior siding
- ✓ Ask your supplier for the latest price since fiber cement board costs shift with raw material supply
- ✓ Buy a few extra sheets to allow for cutting waste and future repairs