GRC Eaves Decorative Rid Mould
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- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 Sets set
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- 30000000 Sets set/month
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Introduction Of GRC Eaves Decorative Rid Mould:
GRC material has excellent constructive performance in history of building construction. With high strength and good nature, it is fireproof, mildew and worm resistant, moisture proof, and sound and heat insulated. It can be processed by nailing, adhering and patching, thus it is easy and convenient in construction.
Description Of GRC Eaves Decorative Rid Mould:
High strengh
Corrosion resistance, anti-frost and waterproof
Natural and hand crafted
Durable
Product Name | GRC Eaves Decorative Rid Mould |
Material | GRC,sandstone, Concrete |
Color | Gray,White Etc. |
Application | Construction decoration |
Installation | Fix with metal clips or screws |
- Q:I am putting in a small 12'x60' mobile home on the new property I just bought, to use as an office for my farm. Would I need to put a cement pad in for the home to sit on? Would it need to be the complete size of the mobile home i.e 12x60 or could I use smaller pads just where the wheels are going to sit?
- you dont really need a cement pad for it to sit on but you can put one if you wish , you will need to have piers undr it tho , on the corners and about every 10 feet apart on both sides of it from one end to the other, these piers will be needed with a cement pad or with out a cement pad for leveling purposes,so as a money saver i wouldnt use a pad under it but if you do it will need to be 12x60
- Q:This crack has caused a layer of cement wall, about 1/2 inch thick, to fall off. The area of the layer that has come off is about 1ft by 1ft. Do I need to add cement to the wall to fix it? My house is a 1920-40 era colonial so the house is pretty old. The basement wasn't finished, but there was drywall on the wall where the crack was. I removed the wall because of water damage and I found the crack. I am not going to finish the basement, I just want to waterproof the wall, paint it and have the exposed concrete. I plan on doing this myself if it is possible. Additionally I found some thin roots in the wall where the 1/2in layer of concrete came off. Should I be worried about that? Thanks in advance.
- You make reference to the wall being concrete , so I will assume it is a poured wall rather than a block wall. If the wall had just a simple crack, chiseling out the crack about a half inch deep and filling with a Hydraulic cement would work fine. What concerns me is that you say a 1/2 inch X 1ft. X 1ft area has come off. Crumbled I would suspect. The structural integrity of the wall has been compromised by excessive dampness. Basically turning the concrete back into sand. First thing you should do is stop the dampness. This could mean sloping the grade away from the house. Extending downspouts to 3 or more feet beyond the house. Maybe even putting in a sump system. If you don't, any repair you do will not last and just fall off at a later date. I strongly suggest you get a professional to look at it. Hopefully that area is not badly deteriorated. Deal with the problem first, then the consequences of that problem. Once that is done the wall can dry out. Scrape the area with a chisel, then wire brush. Clean the area with a cement etching product, (found at your local home depot) then trowel on the same hydraulic cement mentioned earlier. This product can be applied even when the wall is still leaking and works well, but if you can, do the prep work. There are real good wall waterproof paints available. They are really thick and rolls on like a paste. Works great though. Good luck........
- Q:i have started to open my old open fire and am redoing the hearth and the base square. is it safe to use concrete or cement as it is or do i have to add something to it to make it tolorant to the heat from the open fire or do i need to use a totally diff material,... please help,
- a good mix of 3 sand 1 cement at least1,5 inch's thick point seal the fire cheeks with fire clay should do the trick allow to dry well before lighting fire
- Q:I am putting tile on the wall in my bathroom (not in the shower), do i have to put cement board behind it?or can i just leave the drywall that is already there?
- This Site Might Help You. RE: Do i have to put cement board behind tile on the wall? I am putting tile on the wall in my bathroom (not in the shower), do i have to put cement board behind it? or can i just leave the drywall that is already there?
- Q:Can you also give me the procedures, thanks.
- Can cement be toughen by adding more plastics? Only if ur working on plastic cement concretes. Plastic cements on concretes can be hardened with sand on 1/2 to 1/2 ratio.
- Q:So, long story short, i broke a nice glass bowl and tried to find super glue, all i found was quot;vinyl cementquot; so i looked it up and it said the fumes are flammable. so is it ok so smoke out of it after it completely dries?
- Define 'smoke out of.' I'm not sure what the auto-ignition temperature of the vinyl cement you're using is, there's probably an MSDS sheet on it available from the manufacturer. Depending on how much you're using, I'd be more worried about breaking down the cement with heat and inhaling any off-gassing/fumes. But its probably fine. EDIT: Also, vinyl cement probably won't work. The vinyl cements I'm familiar with use a chemical reaction with the vinyl to create heat and fuse/melt the two pieces of vinyl together. Since glass isn't vinyl, it probably won't hold (for very long, at least).
- Q:what is the difference between refractory cement and furnace cement?
- Furnace Cement
- Q:I want to rebuild my porch, It's relatively small.What kind of cement should I purchase.The more info. the better ;)
- Not me I can get cement bags for far cheaper than that!
- Q:How is cement casing made or inserted into an oil well drill hole?Is it expensive? There was a news story about BP only using partial casing. Are there safety or engineering standards which indicate how much casing is required or recommended?
- The cement is injected at the bottom of the casing by using the drill pipe which lowered into the well. Drill pipe is hollow to allow drilling mud to be circulating during the drilling phase but it a can also take the cement and spot it at the bottom of the well. Knowing the depth of the well and the size of the drill bit being used along with the casing size, the cement company can calculate (with a safety factor) the amount of cement to inject to seal the space between the well bore and the casing. As to what BP did or did not do relative to their casing design, I am not sure but it does appear that the cement plug failed and let the oil reservoir pressure back into the well bore. Because the well bore was filled with salt water at the time and not drilling mud, the hydrostatic pressure of the salt water was not sufficient to counter balance the reservoir pressure. Casing designs vary with the conditions for a specific well or field and are set by the company owning the well. There are general industry best practices but I don't believe they are incorporated into any API standards.
- Q:I just bought this model and it's my first one doing it lol I was just curious that if after I painted one part and went to glue another onto the painted plastic, will it stick? Or will something else bad happen, or will it be perfectly fine? I just don't want to ruin it =( The glue I have is Testors Cement for Plastic Models and the paint is also Testors Enamel paint.
- No it will not stick, the plastic cement will not melt the painted surface - what you need to do is to remove the painted area where the parts are to be glued and stuck together. The glue you have is designed to melt the surface of the plastic and then when stuck together , the melted/dissolved plastic area will bond together and when it dries, will form a firm bond To remove the paint, you can use an emery board or a curved hobby blade and scrape away the painted area. Good Luck, have fun and I hope you finish up with a top looking model Cheers
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Location | Jiangsu, China |
Year Established | 2006 |
Annual Output Value | Above US$ 10 Million |
Main Markets | 20.00% North America 15.00% South America 15.00% Eastern Europe 10.00% Southeast Asia 10.00% Northern Europe 10.00% South Asia 10.00% Western Europe 5.00% Africa 5.00% Mid East |
Company Certifications | ISO9001:2000; |
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Nearest Port | Lianyungang Port |
Export Percentage | 41% - 50% |
No.of Employees in Trade Department | 6-10 People |
Language Spoken: | English; Chinese; |
b)Factory Information | |
Factory Size: | Above 150,000 square meters |
No. of Production Lines | Above 10 |
Contract Manufacturing | Design Service Offered; Buyer Label Offered |
Product Price Range | High; Average |
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GRC Eaves Decorative Rid Mould
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or L/C
- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 Sets set
- Supply Capability:
- 30000000 Sets set/month
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