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Packaging Detail:	drywall insulation vermiculite fireproof wall panel in wooden pallet
Delivery Detail:	around 20 days after receipt of down payment

drywall insulation vermiculite fireproof wall panel
1.fire-proof
2.high strength

drywall insulation vermiculite fireproof wall panel

fire prevention vermiculite board
1.dimension:1220 x 2440mm
2.thickness:15/17/18/19/22/25/44m

All size can be customized.

fire prevention vermiculite board
Size	1220*2440mm,Or as clients' requests
Film	Bintangor Okoume,Pine,etc
Thickness	15mm,18mm,21mm etc;
Core	Poplar, Hardwood, Birch , Combi,Eucalyptus, etc;
Tolerance	Length/width :+/-0.2mm; Thickness: +/-0.5mm
Glue	MR(water proof), MELAMINE(water proof), WBP(phenolic);
Mositure content	8%-12%
Modulus of rupture	>30MPa
Modulus of Elasticity	>6000MPa
packing	bottom is pallets, covered with plastic film,around is carton or plywood, strenghthen by steel or iron 3*6
quantity	20GP	8pallets/21M3
	40GP	16pallets/42M3
	40HQ	18pallets/53M3
Usage	Furniture, construction, etc
Payment	TT or L/C at sight
Delivery Time	Within 20 days receiving deposit or original L/C at sight

Q: only one question really:can you cover the beardie eggs with vermiculite untill they start to hatch?: If you can get your hands on a polysterine box thats you pretty much sorted. You make a cut near the top so the wire for the heat mat can go in with the lid still on properly, and then put little tubs in ( chinese food boxes or the ones you get crickets on) put the vermiculite in and make sure it stays moist. have fun :)

Q: my ball python should be laying eggs within the next month or two. i was wondering if it was okay if i gave her a little box with some moist vermiculite in it so she can nest and lay her eggs in. i will be taking the eggs out after she lays them so i can incubate them. i was just wondering if it was poisonous or would harm her in any way?: Yes, you could. It's over all strength might be an issue how ever. Light concrete is made from aggregate that has been heated to about 2000 degrees. Bubbles from the gases in the rocks form, and this causes the concrete that is made with it to weigh less.

Q: My friend gave me a couple plants she didn‘t need anymore but she‘s growing them in soil and I prefer soilless mix. I am about to transplant them into bigger pots but I don‘t want to buy the same soil she was using or even any soil. I already have soilless mix, is there a way I can transfer it into the soilless. Obviously there would still be soil wrapped around the roots and the two soils would mix. Is it ok. What should I do?: The term soil-less mix covers a wide range of media. Soil-less can be anything from rock-wool, fired expanded clay balls, perlite and vermiculite to peat moss or coir fiber from coconut husks. A soil-less mix is usually peat moss with perlite and vermiculite, and its primary benefit is its acid pH that inhibits growth of disease organisms. This makes it helpful for seed-starting. Soil-less mixes (potting soil) have little if any nutrient value. I've never had a problem mixing soil with potting soil or vice versa. When you transplant seedlings from the nursery to a flower bed you are setting a soil-less mix into soil. I think you are worrying about nothing.

Q: Turtle eggs hatch for vermiculite?: Suggest that you take 2-3 days' exposure to the purchased vermiculite before hatching, or directly use boiling water to adjust humidity.

Q: I had a philodendron plant in my house. I decided to put it outside. The wind knocked it over. Some of the plants stem is bent and broken, so I cut it off. The ‘cutting‘ I salvaged has no roots, it‘s all in the soil. I placed the philodendron in water, hoping it will grow new roots. Is there anything else I should do? (I don‘t have a picture of it): One of the reasons for philodendrons' popularity is their ease of propagation. Cuttings taken from the growing tips root readily in potting soil, vermiculite or water. This method works well for vining forms that have pronounced growth nodes -- the bumpy areas where leaves or aerial roots grow. During a period when the plant is actively growing, take 6-inch cuttings from the tips of the plant. Remove leaves away from two or three nodes at the bottom of the cutting, leaving one or two leaves on the growing tip, and sink it into moist media or water. Roots should begin forming within 10 days to three weeks. Plants have individual habits that control their readiness to form new roots, but keeping them in a bright, but not sunny, window where temperature ranges are 70 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit during the daytime and 55 to 60 degrees at night provides optimum conditions for a fast start.

Q: i started a square foot garden-its actually a gardening book btw.(for those that dont know what that is) its a 4ft. x 4 ft. raised bed garden that ur supposed to use one third vermiculite,one third peat moss, n one third compost/manure(lols).ok i think my ratio was kinda off n i maaayb used too much manure,i think.anyway what i want to know is this harmful to vegetable plants,should I b concerned?help: If the manure is well aged I would not worry, when manure is green you are to be careful I wish you good luck I think I will try that next year

Q: I put a hibiscus plant in my chameleons terrariumit did good the first wk, bloomed and everything. But then the leaves and flowers died and fell off. I have moss coverin one half of the pot it‘s in, temp stays between 80-93F during the day, low 80‘s at night. And I have a pro mist system that goes off for a minute every 3 hrs. The soil is miracle grow topped with a forest bed/coconut bark/calci-sand/vermiculite bedding mix. It still tries to grow but once the leaves get full size they die and fall off.What am I doing wrong? Or is it just trying to adjust to its new environment? I live in nw Arkansas if that helps and got the plant from home depot. Thanks to anyone who can help: The plant may have outgrown the terrarium and needs to spread out. You should take it out and repot it or plant it outside. The roots may be waterlogged. How big is this terrarium? It must be huge as Hibiscus get quite large! Try what I suggested, it may have been ok for a bit, but now needs to come out of the terrarium.

Q: I just moved into an older Victorian house. I haven‘t run the heat or air conditioner, but last night the temperature was 45 outside and it went down to 62 on the first floor where the thermostat is. The 2nd floor where our bedroom is was cool, but not that cool. It did warm back up to about 70 or so during the day, but the house really didn‘t warm back up too much.Do you think I have a problem with lack of insulation and that is why it‘s getting so cold at night?: My house isn't that old, but I just had to put in an entire central air system. My guess is you need to do some updates on your house. Do you have air conditioning too because with out insulation or insufficient insulation you will have large power bills. Do you also have old windows because you may have to re-chalk them. Good Luck in your new (old) home.

Q: What would be a good soil to keep my very small 1 inch Coast and Dawn and Giant Sequoias in? Would it be something like regular potting soil, vermiculite, or peat or something else? What soil should I keep them in? I know it should have acidity, but is regular Miracle Gro potting soil Acidy enough?: Shultz moisture plus soil. the power to deliver aad even out the moisture in the soil.

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