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Reinforced Fiber Cement Board Usd For Wall

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UV Siding Fiber Cement Board
1. Cheaper Than Marble, Bigger Than Ceramics
2. High Density Fiber Cement Board As Substrat

UV Siding Fiber Cement Board

1. Cheaper Than Marble, Bigger Than Ceramics
2. High Density Fiber Cement Board As Substrat

Ideal Substitute of Marble or Ceramics, Because of The Low Price, Lighter Weight, and Bigger Size of Our Product.

 

Product Advantages:

1. High density fiber cement board as substrate.

2. UV painting on the surface, Various of Patterns Includes Marble, Wooden, and Solid, Glossy and        Matt for Every Pattern.

3. For Interior Wall and Ceiling Only.

4. Widely used in Hospitals, Hotels, Schools, Offices, Subways, and Laboratories.

 

Fireproof:  "ASTM-E84 FLAME SPREAD INDEX"  =   0,              STANDARD   <=  25

Smoke:     "ASTM-E84 SMOKE DEVELOPED INDEX" =5,            STANDARD   <= 25

Weather Test:  "ASTM-G155"  =  4,                                          STANDARD (3,5)

Main Product Features:

 

Standard Size: 1.22M*2.44M / 4'*8'

Thickness: 6MM

Weight: 30Kg

Surface Hardness: 3H

 

Product Specifications:

(Item)

(Unit)

(Result)

(Standard)

(Density)

g/cm3

1.6

1.4<D<=1.7

(Weathering Test)

 

4

3<=W<=5

(Flexural Strength) (Dry)

MPa

19.5

>=18

(Flexural Strength)(Saturated)

Mpa

16.5

>=14

(Water Absorption)

%

19.6

<=25

(Wet Expansion)

%

0.176

<=0.23

 

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Reinforced  Fiber  Cement  Board  Usd For Wall

Q:Our (rented) townhouse has a very bleak cement block basement. Right now the blocks are painted white and cream (and not in a pretty pattern) and the floor is painted dark gray. We want to use the basement as a fitness room and a crafting area for scrapbooking. The lighting is also terrible. What are some ways we can brighten up the space and make it more hospitable without doing any permanent construction (remember we are renting) or spending a lot of money?
get some cheap floresent light fixture at lowes or home depot get lots of them get some heat lamps and some potting mix and large pots and start your own basement marijuanna farm and rake in the dough then with the money by your dream home
Q:Iam building a dry stack wall and the home store said to use cement broad and wire mess .
I assume you mean cement board and wire mesh. I would use the mesh - it's cheap and it will improve the stability of the finished construction.
Q:how do I drywall over cement in a basement? How do i attach the drywall to the walls?
First you put a barrier on the inside of the outside walls, like sheets of plastic. Then you frame the wall with 2X4's and attach them to the outside wall. Last you nail the drywall to the framing. This insulates the wall with a pocket of air and keeps the drywall from being ruined by condensation.
Q:Older house, kitchen floor. There's 3/4 diagonal wood on floor joists after hardwood floor is removed. Can I put down 1/2 plywood/ osb and expect the ceramic tile and grout to last? 100% better to use cement board or that synthetic strand board?
am i the only one who heard him say he wants a long lasting floor? ten years ago only the worst of hacks would use cement board on floors, i'm not even gonna talk about tiling on plywood. now everyone uses it on floors and they last about five years. what happened to mudding floors? lasts forever! much cheaper too. thought it was the rule! too many weekend warriors in the trades these days thanks to the home depot. what's next, perhaps a medical depot? mabye they'll start selling do it yourself surgery or cast in a can . sounds crazy but if it happened tomorrow you guys will be answering medical questions just as recklessly. stop reading labels as answers. don't any of you wanna see proof anymore? get real people. long lasting floors require tar paper, lathe, portland and sharp sand as a base. not cement board and certianly not glued sawdust or woodchips!
Q:Do not you dry the stone
Yes, as long as the cement surface to ensure the smoothness of the surface roughness and verticality can be directly sprayed.
Q:do you have to tape cement board before tiling?
you dont have to but the idea is to fill and fiberglass tape the seams keeping them ridged so that in years to come the grout doesnt crack out. Yet thats something rather new, you should be fine just filling any of the voids with mastic adhesive as you lay them. A portland cement mix works well on durarock, and the new backer board, though drywall quickset works just as well.
Q:I just completely gutted my bathroom down to the wall studs and original plywood sub-floor. Which do I install first -- the new bathtub or the cement backer board on the floor? The original tile floor was over an inch thick. The new tub will be fiberglass, and I plan to put ceramic tile around the tub area as well as the main floor.
If you got the standard enamelled metal tub you will see that the top edge may have screw holes already in it. I don't think fiberglass was much different- maybe no holes and you have to drill them yourself as the tub is in place This is screwed to the studs. Can't see studs behind cement board.(Don't care if you have better than 20:20 vision) CB is just a board for tiling onto. Before that was Greenboard basically gypsum board with a waterproof coating. Before that it was just gypsum board. The Tile&amp; grout is the waterproof layer. Many houses were done on gypsum board. Mine has been done that way because neither Greenboard or Cementboard were not invented yet. Mine has been up for 35 years not a problem at all.
Q:My bathroom has a section where there is cement board. Over the cement board is a layer of plaster. Tiles were glued to the plaster. However, the plaster came off of most of the cement board over time. Of course, the tiles have fallen off too. So now I have bare cement board partially covered by plaster.I'd like to remove the remaining plaster from the cement board and then retile directly over the cement board.How to best remove the remaining plaster? Is chipping away at it the only method?
Use a four inch razor scraper to scrape off the worst of it then use a wet sponge and the rest should wash off easily.Also if you need to you can wet the plaster to help make it easier to scrape.
Q:What are the differences between the gypsum board and the cement pressure plate and the Eide board?
Cement pressure plate is based on natural fibers and cement as raw material, by the pulp, forming, cutting, pressing Steamed into a new type of building plate. With light, high strength, waterproof, anti-corrosion, fire, large format, good processing, improve construction efficiency and so on. Mainly used for internal and external walls, pouring walls, composite panel wall panels, fire door lining, external wall insulation panels.
Q:What kind of mortar do you use to tape joints in cement backer board?
thin set. the same mortar you use to set the tiles with.

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