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Fiber Cement board for villas,high building-004

Fiber Cement board for villas,high building-004

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1000 m²
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100000 m²/month

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The fiber cement board includes two series:  solid fiber cement board(S series) and hollow fiber cement board (K series)

 

Fiber cement board is one new type wall board which is both functional and decorative, with idea of high- tech and innovation, the products combine the traditional and modern science and technology, which provide a brand  new green wall decoration material to the exterior wall field.

 

K series

3000 * 300* 15mm

3000* 450* 18mm

3000*600* 26mm

 

K series—Streak board

 

3000*300*18mm

3000*300*22mm

3000*600*26mm

 

The colors are based on customer’s choice.

 

Fiber cement board: exterior wall decoration system

This system is widely used in public building and high end residential and other kinds of civil construction of exterior wall decoration. In existing buildings exterior wall decoration, the fiber cement board can be directly mounted to the exterior wall by keel, and not need to remove the original façade decoration materials. This system could give the construction quick speed, low transformation cost and good decorative effect.

 

Fiber cement board: exterior wall heat preservation system.

This system can meet different design requirements for energy- saving. The system has excellent heat preservation and heat insulation performance, meanwhile, the mass production and quality control of the products overcomes the crack problem occurred in other external insulation system. The system are mainly used in energy saving renovation to existing building or the external wall thermal insulation of new construction.

 

Fiber cement board composite wall system has good heat preservation, heat insulation and sound insulation performance, which make the system become an high and energy saving wall retaining system. The system could be applicable to the façade of steel or wood frame villa, and non bearing exterior wall for structural frame work or other frame structure.

 

 

 

 

Q:Can the cement pressure plate be made of sanitary partitions?
Of course, can be harmless, veneer brick to hang on the block network, directly on the cement board when the mortar easy to fall off the role of retaining the network in this!
Q:I have installed cement board ceiling & after painting i found cracks in joints of board.How can i rectify it?
well u do put cement board in a shower ceiling.....but not somewhere to paint it........maybe u ment sheetrock!..u have to tape and mud the joints... lic. gen. contractor
Q:nothing to add...
Yes, Google it
Q:I am laying a new tile floor over plywood subfloor. I have Durock cement backerboard. The area I'm covering is only 4'3 x 6'8. I don't really want to put the money out for power saws ($60+) so I am planning to use a hand saw. What kind is most appropriate? Can I use a small utility knife for the smaller details?
I think most guys just use a utility knife (with a sharp blade) to score the board and snap it kind of like drywall. You'll use a few blades but I think it'd work fine. Use the fasteners recommended by the manufacturer. I see a lot of roofing nails being used but I don't think they're the best thing to use. The Durock wasn't cheap and neither is the tile you'll be installing. Don't try to save fifty cents on fasteners.
Q:I have a cement back porch/patio approx 5'x22' that I've decided to tile.I know...tile outside...touchy subject, except I got 20 inch tiles at a steal. Problem is, while doing a mock layout, I noticed that many areas on the surface are unlevel (the tile rocks). It difficult to identify every single unlevel spot so I can't patch. Any recommendations on leveling the whole thing? Someone mentioned use wonder board (thin cement board) as an overlay, but I believe you'll still have weak spots beneath.Anyone have a suggestion?
how uneven is the slab. You can put a pretty thick layer of thinset adhesive and cover up some of the unevenness. If you put down a 1/2 inch of thinset around the bad spots will it stop the tile from rocking? the whole slab doesn't need to be even, but each tile needs to be even with the ones surrounding it
Q:Plywood, gypsum board, cement board, aluminum-plastic board, which to choose, why?
Plywood, gypsum board, cement board, aluminum-plastic panels are in the building decoration in the plate material. Aluminum-plastic panels mainly used as indoor and outdoor decorative panels, not afraid of sun and rain, do not fade. Cement board as an interior decoration of the partition wall board use, sound insulation and good strength, light weight.
Q:What exactly are fibre cement nails and what are they used for and a description.
Not sure your spelling is correct, but cement board such as DUROCK uses special screws for installation. No fiber cement board uses nails they all get installed with SCREWS
Q:do i have to use cement board under tile on a shower wall?
Yes, unless you want to replace the tiles again. Anything else will be subject to moisture and flexing. Those conditions will cause the tiles to fall off.
Q:When laying down cement backer board for a slate tile installation, I laid the board a bit too far from the wall, so I pushed it until it was flush with the wall. I think by doing this I must have shifted some of the thinset underneath, because I noticed that the board has a slight dip in it, of maybe 1/16-1/8. Is this going to be a problem, or will it be taken care of when I put thinset over it to lay the tile. This is obviously my first time laying tile.On a side note, when laying slate, is it best to use thinset or medium set, I've heard conflicting opinions.
If you use medium set, any differences in the scale you described can be corrected fairly nicely.
Q:I'm laying slate tile over linoleum that was installed about 6 months ago....the linoleum is in very good condition, very smooth with no rips or lifting. I've done some research and figured I could put down cement board and then lay the tile on that. The floor under the linoleum is cement. Is there a special drill/special screw necessary to attach the cement board to the cement foundation?
Your best to remove the vinyl but it is a LOT of hard work and truly not needed if it is down tight and no air pockets etc.. No cement board is needed at all . A wasted expense.You really can rough up the vinyl w/ belt sander, and tile over the vinyl w/ proper thin set.. Allow an extra day or two to let the thin set dry since moisture has no where to go.. Make sure your use a damp sponge to wipe off back of slate since the way its cut it leaves a residue on the back ( dusty) that will not let thin set bond properly.. A gauged slate is easy to set just like any tile its the ungauged slate you ll have to be more carefull with.. Seal the slate at LEAST once before installing or thinset and grout may stain or be almost impossible to remove GL

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