Fiber Cement Board Without Asbestos Green China
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- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 m²/month
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Technical Data
Item | Index | Unit | ||
Density | ≤1.40 | g/cm3 | ||
Water contain | ≤10 | % | ||
Water absorption | ≤39 | % | ||
Incombustibility | Grade A1 incombustible | |||
Bending strength | Oven dry | cross | ≥12 | M pa |
Parallel | ≥10 | M pa | ||
Quick Details
Place of Origin: Guangzhou, China
Brand Name: CMAX
Density: More than 1.2g/cm3
Application: Ceiling ,Wall panel, Floor, partition
Specification: 2440*1220mm(Length*Width)
Thickness: 6/7/8/9/10/12/18/25 mm
Advantage: Easy-installing, Eco friendly
In-combustibility: GB8624-1997 Grade A1
Without Asbestos Fiber Cement Board
Fiber cement board, using high quality fiber and mineral substances as main content,was made with forming by advanced technique & technological process & through high temperature & high pressure maintenance & special treatment.
Sound and Weather Resistant:
Karmeen fiber cement boards deliver optimal sound and weather insulation. Noise as well as changing weather conditions such as freeze / thaw, heat and water pose no threat to fiber cement board. The boards retain their shape at all times.
Low Maintenance:
The ability of the boards to resist mold and algae attacks is equally impressive. The result is a long-lived façade that saves you time and effort on inconvenient and costly repairs and repaints.
Non-combustible:
The boards are non-combustible, which is your guarantee for a safe building.
Easy Handling:
Karmeen fiber cement boards are flexible and easy to handle. They can be delivered cut to size, ready for installation. All this makes for lower construction costs, shorter construction times, and lower installed costs.
- Q: If properly waterproofed/installed, will extreme temperatures still gradually warp cement backer boards and crack tile flooring? Thank you.
- As in all construction, look first at the base from which you start the work. If the base on which they are installed is solid/secure, and you follow your own suggestion of PROPER installation, they will not warp at all.
- Q: Is the cement board sound insulation effect is good, or gypsum board noise effect is good?
- Our sound insulation board 425 (cement board composite, thickness 13mm) and Zhiwei noise board 410 (gypsum board compound, thickness 18mm) compared to the noise board 425 sound insulation better! The green sound insulation board 425 and the green wood safety board 458 (a gypsum board + a piece of glass magnesium plate composite, the thickness of 18mm) its Zhiwei noise board 458 higher sound insulation. In general, sound insulation is mainly high frequency and low frequency sound, different materials on both of them also play a different sound insulation (personal life point of view, but I think it should be right).
- Q: i am building an outdoor BBQ island and i live in an area that snow will fall for a couple of months. i have been researching cement backer board and i cant find any recommendations on snow fall and what type of tyle is best for this application. dont want to make this investment untill i know what i am getting into. any suggestions
- I built a tile inlay on my deck for my grills. It's held up through 3 Wisconsin winters so far. I used pressure treated plywood for a base, then installed Durock over the plywood. Use Flexbond thinset for adhering the tiles. My neighbor owns a flooring store, and he set me up with an epoxy grout. You have to work it quickly to avoid a mess, but it's very durable. Hope this helps. EDIT: I would recommend using the plywood to give the Durock additional support. If you can enlarge the opening enough to wrap the Durock around the edge, you should be good. The tile and Durock should provide enough protection to keep the plywood from burning. If that will be an issue, you can screw some pressure treated 2x4's along the length of the metal frame, spaced every 16 or so, and then screw the Durock to that. This will give the top support so it won't deflect under the weight of the tile and snow, and keep the tile from popping. Good luck.
- Q: Installation technology and process of external wall cement board
- Injection molding, foaming: then the slurry into the mold foam, foaming process for about 3-5 minutes; initial maintenance: after the completion of injection molding for several hours after the initial maintenance; stripping: foam foam insulation board to be completed Early cutting, with the initial strength can be stripping; cutting: with a certain strength of the foam insulation board blanks after stripping can be cut, cutting specifications according to the need to adjust the cutting blade; finished maintenance: foam cement insulation board maintenance Age should not be less than 7 days.
- Q: Cement fiber board now market price?
- The thickness of different prices, specifications for the 1200x2400 need to point to my information contact me
- Q: Or only where the ceramic tile floor will be installed. Should the pan just sit on the 5/8 wood subfloor?
- Definitely use the cement board. 5/8 Plywood is really crappy subfloor. It just has too much give. The minimum should be 3/4 and 1 1/8 is ideal for a floor that won't dip, sag or cause tile to crack.
- Q: I have 9 asbestos tile on concrete floor. Can I put cement board over tile this then install ceramic tile?
- Whooaaa!... We're talking about asbestos!... What you need to do is call in a local cleaning crew/or better yet, the health department to come in and remove those immediately!... Asbestos has been known to cause Alot of health issues!... Call your local health department/ or environmental services and let them know of the situation. If my knowledge is correct, they can usually come out there and remove it for free...
- Q: Unfortinatly i already have the tile but i was hoping i could use self leveling cement then atattch the tile to it. is this even a posabilityor should i use hardyback board and if i do how can i atattch it to the cement
- just use the self leveler, let it set and install the tile right on to the floor, no hardybacker needed....( use the right mastic ) lic. gen. contractor
- Q: Can I lay tile on top of an old cultured marble top w/o cement board or plywood?
- no.... you have to have some type of underlyment..... or it will come out like crap....
- Q: I have a small 4X2 area in which I need to re-tile. The area now is outdoors and is set inside of a concrete slab. Who ever installed the tiles before installed them like paver's where they backfilled the small area with sand (about 3). My question is can I use durock or another cement board to get a solid surface for tiling or do I need to refill the area with concrete? I don't know too much about concrete work which is why I am looking to use the cement boards.Thanks
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Fiber Cement Board Without Asbestos Green China
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
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- Payment Terms:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 m²/month
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