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Calcium Silicate Board for Drywall System

Calcium Silicate Board for Drywall System

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600 pc
Supply Capability:
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Products Introduction:

 

Our fiber cement board is made of high-grade cement and modified material, reinforced by natural fiber. Being processed by high pressure and high temperature advanced technologies, Sanle fiber cement board is a new building material with excellent performances.

 

Features

 

Fire Proof & Insulation
Class A non-inflammability, no toxic gas, low in perveance, good electric insulation material



Waterproof and Moisture Proof
In semi-outdoor area and under high temperature condition, performance of Sanle boards is stable and will not bend or deform.



Thermal Insulation and Sound Insulation


Low thermal conductivity, good heat insulation, high in density, sound proof

Light weight & High strength


Pressured by 5000-ton hydraulic machine, it is high in strength and light in weight. It is not easy to deform and bend, and good for flooring and roofing.



Easy installation


The installation of boards is dry operation, which is faster. It can be processed with ordinary wood working tool. The board is easy to be processed.

Economical and Good looking


The boards are light in weight. Together with the use of keels, they can save cost of construction and decoration. The painting is uniform, and the surface is smooth, making the exterior of buildings good-looking and attractive.



Safe and Harmless


Test result of Sanle boards is better than national radiation protection standards of building materials. The radiation from Sanle boards is equal to that from the lawn 20 meters away from the building. The lifespan of Sanle boards is very long, and they are resistant to acid and alkali, moisture and insects. The toughness and strength remains the same when time passes by. So they can be used for a long time.



Description:

(1) Lightweight and high strength: 3-4 kg/m2 (1/10 of half brick wall), with yield strength 400mpa.

(2) Environment-friendly : galvanized steel-no radiation, have no harm to our health and not pollute the environment.

(3) Products with fillisters : Setting some fillisters in both sides of the keels in a selective way, in order to strength the keels' vertical points and intensity.

(4) The metal stud with hole : one of our product is the special hole on C-stud every 600mm, which is easy for workers to install the electric lines and water tubes.

(5) Various sizes of metal track and metal stud : we are able to manufacture German,Japanand Aus-American types etc..We can meet your customized demands.

(6) Factory direct sale price : We have our own factory to produce raw materials----galvanized(zinc coated) steel, as well as the product line, so we can provide you a lowest price.

 

FAQ

1.Sample: small sample can be offered by free

2.OEM: OEM is accepted

3.MOQ: small order is ok

4.Test: any third party is accepted to test

5.Factory: Can visit factory any time

6.Delivery Time: small order is within 7days or according to your order


Q: I removed a fiberglass tub and enclosure since it was damaged beyond repair. I am now installing a steel tub and am going to install an enclosure with it as well to save time with tiling. Now with the studs exposed, I would think I would put up a vapor barrier on the studs, then the durock cement board and then attach the enclosure. I know you use cement board for tiling, but if you are putting up an enclosure do I still use cement board?
You don't need to use Durock (cement board) if you are installing a surround. You would use that if you were putting tile around the tub. Other posts mention green board, and that is what was used in the past, but it is more common now to use a wallboard that is mold and mildew resistant, such as Gold Bond XP, made by National Gypsum, which is purple. You should be able to find that, or a similar product by another manufacturer at your local building materials dealer. Good luck!
Q: Plywood, gypsum board, cement board, aluminum-plastic board, which to choose, why?
Cement board, plywood can do partition, gypsum board, plywood can do ceiling. Aluminum-plastic panels are only decorated with the surface, both can be. Cement board strength is good, but the weight is large, suitable for partition board; gypsum board has several kinds, there are partitions with a plate with a ceiling. There are several plywood, the general 3 to 5 plywood can do decorative panels of the grassroots, there are thick plywood can be used to do partition.
Q: Attic with a channel steel structure, covered with aluminum instead of wood multilayer? Is it feasible?
Feasible, aluminum plate to be oxidized or painted.
Q: do you use cement board behind shower walls?
only necessary behind tile applications. if it is a free standing fiberglass or vikrel shower unit it should be fastened directly to the studs and green board applied to the studs above the shower unit and in the rest of the bathroom. Tile only over cement board i.e. hardibacker etc.
Q: What is the difference between cement board decoration and gypsum board?
Steamed into a new type of building plate. With the advantages of light, high strength, waterproof, anti-corrosion, large format, good processing, improve the efficiency of construction, in the interior decoration, the general when the wall needs to tile, with cement board hanging, can withstand greater weight , To avoid wall off.
Q: When laying down cement backer board for a slate tile installation, I laid the board a bit too far from the wall, so I pushed it until it was flush with the wall. I think by doing this I must have shifted some of the thinset underneath, because I noticed that the board has a slight dip in it, of maybe 1/16-1/8. Is this going to be a problem, or will it be taken care of when I put thinset over it to lay the tile. This is obviously my first time laying tile.On a side note, when laying slate, is it best to use thinset or medium set, I've heard conflicting opinions.
medium set is more forgiving.
Q: Can fiber cement board be used as an external wall?
Cement fiberboard and fiber cement hangers Is a product of the two names, in fact, no difference. The cementitious materials are cement, and the reinforcing materials are fibers (asbestos fibers and / or cellulose fibers). The fiberboard name emphasizes the reinforcing material 'fiber'
Q: the post box had 2 -2x6 boards somehow attached to the cement. The boards rotted out and fell over in a windstorm. I'd like to attach a 4x4 post bracket on the cement, then put a pressure treated 4x4 post for the mailbox. I think I need to get the bracket fixed so it's level before I drill into the cement. would I use an epoxy glue to do this?
I would not. Just get a plastic anchor kit, drill into the cement, pound the anchor in and then screw the board into the anchor. It is not the post offices fault unless they hit it. They dont supply the mailbox you do.
Q: Can the cement board be affixed to the woodworking board?
Wood board and cement board are not much load! You are tiling if you take a bath or do other wall is likely to bear! Because you always have no solidification of the wall!
Q: We have a home built in 1999 in the Gulf Coast area. On either side of the front entrance are flat cement board posts and above is a lintel. Last year I noticed the lintel was starting to have a gap between the brick and lintel itself as well as pulling away the top of one of the posts. I used heavy-duty exterior adhesive to try to reattach (used the ladder against it as pressure). I caulked and painted afterwards. Now, the separation is back, but much worse. I'm not even sure who to call to look at this. If I know why this happened, I could better figure out the next steps. Any ideas (I can find nothing through my research).
Could be what the first poster suggests. Without actually seeing it, it's really hard to tell. Are there other places in the home that are suddenly not level? Or things that used to be square now not square? That's usually a good indication of a foundation issue. The first thought that popped into my head was a moisture problem from some where. Most likely a leak above the area. Could be very small but over time is creating issues within the wall and the cement board will have a tendency to attract the moisture. Even a bad seal around a window or the soffit area above will create an issue such as you are experiencing.

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