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Fire Proof Fiber Cement Board

Fire Proof Fiber Cement Board

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Fiber Cement Board is mainly made of Portland cement and silicate materials as base and cellulose reinforced, forming in Hatschek process and high pressure (7000T press machine for 15 minutes) and fumigation(in autoclave for 24 hours),so it has the advantages of high strength, light weight, anti- freeze, water-resist, fire-proof, damp-proof, sound-absorption , no distortion and no radiation.Used as suspended ceiling, partition, heat insulating board, base plate, billboard, external wall panel, exterior wall cladding, paneling, moving floor, desktop board, fire-resistant air pipe ,back-liners, skirting lines, prefabricated structures, flooring, roofing, door shutters

Application: fire-rated building partition, ceilings, exterior wall cladding, sarking board, light -weight grouted panel, decorative drywall…

Sizes: 1200x2400, 1220x2440, 610x2270, 610x2440, 600x600, 600x1200, 603x603, 595x595…

Thickness: 4.5mm-30mm

Edge: square, bevelled/tapered

Materials: Tobermorite, Portland cement, Quartz sand, wood fiber…

Fire-proof rate: A-class incombustible (GB8624-1997)

Incombustibility: 240 minutes (GB/T9978-1999)

Density: 1.2-1.5g/cm3                                                                                                        

Moisture: <30%

Heat conduction: 0.24W/MK (Jc/t564) Average

Sound-absorption: 45db (GBJ75-84)

Anti-bend strength: >12MPa (GB/T7019-1997)

Moisture movement rate: <0.3% (GB/T7019-1997)

Dry shrinking rate: <0.09% (GB/T7019-1997)

Radiation rate: According with Standard (GB6566-2001)




Q:Our (rented) townhouse has a very bleak cement block basement. Right now the blocks are painted white and cream (and not in a pretty pattern) and the floor is painted dark gray. We want to use the basement as a fitness room and a crafting area for scrapbooking. The lighting is also terrible. What are some ways we can brighten up the space and make it more hospitable without doing any permanent construction (remember we are renting) or spending a lot of money?
Craig's List will have inexpensive items (albeit used) for decorating. As for light construction work: The most important issue is waterproofing. Use Super ThoroCoat to seal and color the walls. For the floor, use oops paint from home depot. A 5 gallon bucket of an off color should do the trick, and it is normally marked down from $125 to $15. Yes, that is $110 off the normal price. Our local store ALWAYS has one or two garage or concrete floor 5 gallon buckets in the oops area that someone didn't pick up or didn't particularly like the color of. (Remember the most important rules in painting a concrete floor: Clean the floor first, make sure it is dry, apply paint and WAIT 48 hours before walking on it and three more days before putting furniture down on it.) Then, area rugs are cheap enough on Craig's list as well as Ikea furniture. They are BOTH available in good condition on Craig's list with little time wasted looking and great prices. Your landlord will appreciate your use of ThoroCoat or ThoroSeal on the walls and concrete paint on the floor. You will have done the right thing and have made it moisture resistant and waterproof too. FYI, our townhouse basement is done with these sealants. It worked well at keeping dust sealed in as well as taking away the dampness associated with normal basements.
Q:Would you recommend putting crazy glue in the draft boards locks, or cement?
When was there ever a non-military draft? I prefer crazy glue because it sounds more fun that cement.
Q:What are the prospects for the development of wood fiber cement board?
Advantages: mixed with Portland cement, wood and non-toxic chemical additives, high pressure made of high-quality multi-purpose building materials. Combined with two main materials: the advantages of cement and wood, VIVA wood fiber cement board as light as the wood, with flexibility, good insulation properties, construction convenience; such as cement-like solid, fire, moisture, mold, anti-ants, show Other plates do not have the uniqueness.
Q:Oulang cement fiberboard and Taiwan Rong calcium carbonate plate difference
Although the strength of cement board, but also generally more than 11 MPa, to meet the requirements. Deformation coefficient is small, fire rating for the highest "non-flammable". As for the manufacturer, it is only the difference between the brand.
Q:should I use cement board or a leveling compound for my tile flooring?
Cement board is the best. It will help the floor stay true and will help the grout from cracking. Tiles will not come lose from the hardi-backer or wonder board as easy as leveling compound. And it helps to keep moisture down also.
Q:Package toilet water pipes, do not want to use red brick (too heavy), want to use lightweight materials, but also want to paste the tiles. Can you elaborate?
You can use glass fiber cement board bag toilet water pipe, lightweight, durable, above can be tiled, you ask to do waterproof decoration master, they all understand
Q:What is the material cut off both the fire and cheap
Now there are a lot of white iron keel plus gypsum board partition, both convenient construction and cheap also fire.
Q:This building was previously a school building, with cement block walls..I need to know if I need backer board, or do I just need to fill in the low spots to make the wall flat and level? Also, what kind of thinset do I need for clear glass mosaics?
You don t need a backer board.. As long as the block is solid and no cracks ( they need to be treated specially) you can go right over the block with a few precautions. The block needs to be clean and smooth. No mortar from the joints and stick out. If the walls are unpainted ( and clean) you can go over them with WHITE and white only thin set.There is no such thing as colored or tinted thin set.And glass tiles call for a strong latex modified thin set If the walls are painted ( and clean) you can use a mastic or the special thin set. Fill in the mortar joints with the adhesive you use. Mastic cannot be used if this is a wet area or going to be a wet area. Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar and check my qualifications there. GL
Q:i have an old cement wall house, i have tar paper on the outer walls and plan on putting 1 or 1 1/2 thick ridge insulation on the walls. These are above grade walls not basement.My question is do i have to vapor barrier the walls or just tape the seams of the foam insulation.thanks in advance
If you already have tar paper (roofing felt, I presume), thats a vapor barrier. You don't need another. You can caulk the joints between the boards if you'd like.
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