Vermiculite Board used as Heat Shieds and Replacement Fire bricks for Wood Burners
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- 100000 pc/month
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Product information of Vermiculite board for Stove Fire Bricks:
Heat resistant Vermiculite board for Stove fire bricks and registration plates, fireproof fireplace surrounds. Wood burning Stoves. Easy to cut , does not expand. Vermiculite is cheaper and more efficient than fire bricks.
Highly insulating refractory panels made from vermiculite containing no ceramic fibres
Vermiculite boards are easily to cut and shape to any size fire bricks with woodworking tools; as shown in picture on right. A multitude of design possibilities
High temperature resistance, low heat accumulation in lining materials, good thermal shock resistance
High mechanical strength
Good insulation capacity providing better combustion in wood burning stoves and cleaner waste gas.
No ceramic fibres, non-dusting surfaces , non-irritant, odourless
Fire Resistant vermiculite board offer excellent thermal insulation properties and minimal shrinkage at high temperatures. These products find application where fire protection is needed such as in replacement Fire Bricks, panels and bespoke applications where fire resistance or low electrical conductivity is required.
The Vermiculite boards are available in a number of different sizes
Features of Vermiculite board for Stove fire bricks:
A good idea which increases efficiency of your Wood burning Stove is to replace the grate or cover it with a piece of vermiculite board and allow a good layer of ash to form on the base of the stove.
This reduces the primary air flow and slows down the rate at which the wood burns.
Technical Data of Vermiculite board for Stove fire bricks:
Application of Vermiculite board for Stove fire bricks:
Exfoliated vermiculite is used in the friction brake linings market, high temperature insulation, loft insulation, various construction products, animal feeds, horticulture and many other industrial applications. With its layered structure and surface characteristics is utilised in products such as intumescent coatings and gaskets, the treatment of toxic waste and air-freight packaging of hazardous goods.
Vermiculite is inorganic
* No emission of toxic gasses
* No emission of smoke or odour
* Non-combustible
No known health hazards
- Q:I have a pregnant bearded dragon, and i google how long it takes for them to hatch. It said 2-3 months. We are going to have to clean it between that time, and your not supposed to handle the eggs a lot. Can i put them into a tupperware box?I put my snake eggs in one, and they survived.But im wondering if i could do that.Or any suggestions on what i should do with the eggs?Because i HAVE to clean their cage of course !-Stephanie.
- Hi, You can use any sort of box really try to provide privacy as she may not like being watched by the male or u, some are sensitive when they watched haha, you can use either damp sand, soil or vermiculate from b and q anywhere like that. I use kids play sand for them to live in and for my laying box as mine is ready to drop : ) there is no special requirements for the female really. When the eggs come along try to keep them in the same position as they are laid and the best thing to use is vermiculate as it hold moisture and is full of calcium but if u use soil make sure there no chemical or fertilizers or anything like that added as this could harm the eggs e.g cause mould which will kill the eggs. u can incubate the eggs anyway u want really if u do abit of research on the internet u will find all sorts of ways but i will be sticking with the cheapest tbh as it all works the same. whatever u use, it only needs to be damp just as it holds together not dripping of water lol good luck
- Q:Planted a Baby Bel cheese round in the front yard. We‘re wondering how long it‘ll take her cheese tree to start producing cheese for harvest?
- Cheese trees are typically planted as a transplant. Sow the cheese indoors in a loose potting mixture about 6 to 8 weeks before the last expected date of frost in the Spring. Soil temperatures should be between 70° and 75° F for optimum germination. Most cheese germinates in 6 to 12 days. Sow cheese on top of the media in flats and cover lightly with vermiculite or other media. Mist to keep surface moist or cover with moist newspaper or clear plastic. When most of the cheeselings emerge, remove the newspaper or plastic and allow the cheese to get plenty of sunlight or place a bank of flourescent lights about 4 inches above the flat, moving the light upward as the cheese grows. When the cheeselings get their first true set of leaves, carefully transplant them into individual containers. Dig under cheese, lift and separate them carefully to avoid breaking fragile stems or damaging tender roots. Make a hole in the soil in the transplant pot and lower the cheese into it to the first leaf stem. Roots develop along the buried stem. When the date for planting is approaching, move cheese outdoors to a protected area where they get full sun but are out of the wind. Bring them indoors at night or during cold snaps. Continue this for three to four days before transplanting. Cheese treese are more susceptible to low temperature injury than tomatoes. Do not set them out until daytime temperatures are in the 70° F range. Cheese damaged by cold become hard and stunted. Use hot caps if necessary to protect them from cold nights.
- Q:used in horticulture
- Perlite and vermiculite help with drainage. Sand as well. Try mixing those into your potting soil when you re-pot.
- Q:help! my corn snakes have had eggs i have incubated them and put them in vermiculite they are stuck together i know thats normal but they have started to collaps after only 1 week and some of them have yellow marks on them do you thing they are dead or alive?plz reply i need help!!
- There are two ways which have worked well for me, misting works well in keeping the vermiculite damp, but it should be just damp not wet, the other method i have used is to place the vermiculite on a couple of pieces of kitchen roll with plenty over hanging then to mist this, that way the kitchen roll act like a wick and pulls the moisture under the vermiculite.
- Q:I really need help w/ my science fair,and I would really appreaciate if anyone can help.Thnx.
- Do you live near a Home Depot? That's where I get my BIG bags...
- Q:I‘m looking for a good medium that includes everything (peat moss, sand, vermiculite, etc.) And that can be used as a substitute for potting soil. If anyone could also find a link to a website page containing the pre-mixed medium, that would be awsome.
- with a solid amp and the right box, most likely. I can set them off with my 10W7 P
- Q:Is the vermiculite the leopard gecko egg is sitting on supos to be cold and moist?
- Have you thought of what you are going to do with 20 sulcata's? Having just 1 sulcata is hard to care for. You really should crush them with a shovel. It really isn't fair to bring them in this world and not be properly cared for. I have a big heart for Sulcata's and feel for them not getting a proper home. If you just want to hatch 1 of the eggs and take responsibility for that tortoise that is cool.
- Q:I have my eggs in moist vermiculite in side a contiar, that is also inside the incubator. I my eggs keep on dieing from to much water (water-loged) How do I know if theres to much, or to little water?
- it needs to be damp but not drippy
- Q:what is the stuff that look like pellets to substitute soil when your growing hydroponics?
- You will not need a light or spraying. Tarantulas do not need light and many of them spend most of their time hiding away from the sun. Rose hair tarantulas come from one of the driest deserts on earth, the Atacama. Ambient moisture, plus the moisture from the water dish and the hide, will be more than enough for them. Too much moisture and you can cause mold or even rot their booklungs. However, with tarantulas that do need moisture, I usually pour water directly into the soil to raise the humidity.
- Q:My leopard gecko just layed eggs and i don't know what to do with them. I have an incubator, and i'm pretty sure one of the two is fertile because she layed one in the nesting box. In the next box, i have that moss stuff, but when they go in the incubator, should i put them in vermiculite, or just keep them in the moss? Please help- i don't want them to die.
- Yes! Tomato plants in 5 gallon containers should do great. Make sure you put a tomato cage over your plant while it is still relatively small. You can get them at home depot or Lowe's. These help the plant support the weight of the tomatoes. Water regularly but not too much and make sure there are drain holes in the bottom of the container or the roots will get water logged. Keep in the sun all day. Good luck.
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Vermiculite Board used as Heat Shieds and Replacement Fire bricks for Wood Burners
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 pc/month
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