Light Steel House for Xinjiang Clinic
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- -
- Supply Capability:
- 20000㎡ m²/month
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This product belongs to Ligth Steel Frame Structure.
This structure is formed by the dense light steel studs and compound envelop and with all kinds of supprior physical qualities.
Advantages:
1. Flexible combination
2. Easy transportation
3. Fast construction
4. Cost saving
5. Removable & recycle
6. Thermal Insulation
7. Seismic and wind resistance
8. Roof Load-bearing
Packing:
light steel packing: light gauge steel in bulk, decorate panel material in pallet, other fittings all in boxes, loaded into 40' GP and 20' GP on container.
- Q: Do not you have a wooden door at home?
- It must be more days to become bigger. The The The The The The The is not it? The big place to cut down.
- Q: I want to do my floor. It is a old wood floor, not in good condition. Ok this is what I want to do. First I want to use compound and fill in the cracks between the boards. Then I want to sand it all to smooth it out. Then I would like to Stain the floor a dark brown, and then seal it. Question is. Will this work for my floor? And of so please add tips and/or comments. All is welcome.
- Is the floor sound? ok to walk on etc., If yes just looks bad, then you can fill in cracks with wood putty not joint compound. then best/easy would be to prime/paint. they now make lots of paint for floors. also where do you live? is it moist, hot, dry, etc. that will need to be figured into type of paint. check with local hardware like ace or true value. if do not want to paint, you can stain, use wood putty in the same color or you can add stain to putty first, darkening putty, fill cracks, than stain all over. dont forget to use sealer after. good luck
- Q: ..The cardboard part is recyclable, the twist ties are reusable, wrapping paper and ribbon have reuse or recyclable value. I can't think of what to do with the plastic part.
- Regular trash unless the type of plastics is clearly labeled.
- Q: We just had our first child, and his room is right above the garage. It is noticebly colder in his room, especially the floor. I used the plastic window kits and that helped, however, the floor is still extremely cold and I would like to at least check the insulation in the garage ceiling. Right now there is drywall on the ceiling, but I have no qualms about ripping it down, not real worried what it looks like. What should I look for...I believe there is very old (50 years) fiberglass insulation but i'm not 100% sure. If there is the old insulation there...should I look to replace it? If so, with what R value...Is this a project that someone without specific experience in the field could complete? I'm pretty handy but certainly not a pro. I'm not worried at all how it looks in the garage.
- This project can be easily completed by someone with little to no experience. Since you believe the insulation is 50+ years old, your best coarse of action is to tear out the drywall and existing insulation and replace with new R-30 insulation. Fiberglass insulation starts to degrade after 50 yrs. R values vary on your location and climate, but a in general an R-30 batts would work for this application.
- Q: Technology veneer and natural veneer distinction
- And now the technology veneer manufacturers are constantly improving the natural sense of science and technology veneer
- Q: Can steel tube couplers be used for scaffolding projects that involve working at extreme heights?
- Scaffolding projects that require working at extreme heights can utilize steel tube couplers. These couplers are commonly employed in scaffolding systems, serving to connect and secure steel tubes together, ultimately creating a robust and steady structure. Specifically engineered to withstand substantial loads, these couplers offer a reliable connection, thereby making them appropriate for projects involving extreme heights. Moreover, steel tube couplers possess exceptional durability and resistance to adverse weather conditions, guaranteeing the safety and stability of the scaffolding system, even in challenging environments. Nonetheless, it is imperative to enlist the expertise of trained professionals who can design and install the scaffolding system in accordance with all safety regulations and guidelines. This ensures the utmost safety of workers engaged in tasks at extreme heights.
- Q: Can steel formwork be used for both precast and cast-in-place concrete elements?
- Yes, steel formwork can be used for both precast and cast-in-place concrete elements. Steel formwork is a versatile and durable option that can be reused multiple times, making it suitable for both precast and cast-in-place applications. For precast concrete elements, steel formwork can be fabricated to the desired shape and size, allowing for consistent and accurate production of the elements in a controlled environment. On the other hand, for cast-in-place concrete elements, steel formwork can be easily assembled and disassembled on-site, providing the necessary support and containment for the fresh concrete until it sets and gains strength. Overall, steel formwork is a flexible solution that can be utilized for various concrete construction methods, including both precast and cast-in-place applications.
- Q: Can a waterproofing membrane be used in foundations?
- Yes, a waterproofing membrane can be used in foundations. In fact, it is often recommended to install a waterproofing membrane in foundations to prevent water infiltration and potential damage to the structure. The membrane is typically applied to the exterior walls of the foundation and acts as a barrier against water penetration. It helps to keep the foundation dry and protects it from hydrostatic pressure, which can cause cracks and leaks. Additionally, a waterproofing membrane can also prevent moisture buildup, mold growth, and other issues related to water damage. Overall, using a waterproofing membrane in foundations is an effective and reliable method to ensure the long-term durability and stability of a building.
- Q: This is a new house and they put 16 inch tiles in the bathrooms, which I don't care for. The floors are fine as far as leveling goes, but I would like to put 12 inch tiles directly over the 16 inch ones. Would there be any problems?
- Tiles over tile is not a good idea. Just because the floor is level it isn't perfectly level. If the bottom of a tile is not perfectly level, you walking on it will eventually crack it. So the answer is no.
- Q: Can ceramic pots be washed with steel balls?
- Sure to stay scratched. You can put the egg shell in the stockings, and then scrub, the effect is no less than the steel ball. Try it!
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Light Steel House for Xinjiang Clinic
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- -
- Supply Capability:
- 20000㎡ m²/month
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OKorder Financial Service
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