100 percent Without Asbestos Fiber Cement Board
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100% 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.
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.
100% Without Asbestos Fiber Cement Board
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.
Board Edge:
Packaging Details:
Fumigation wooden pallets+PE cover + corner protector
100% Without Asbestos Fiber Cement Board
- Q: I've installed a fair amount of this stuff behind tub-surrounds & showers. I generally use a jig saw with a carbide blade, which promptly goes dull. Any experienced tile workers out there find a better way?
- Yep, there's a circular saw blade made just for this purpose. Look for it where they sell the Hardie products. I replace all the trim on a two story house with Hardie 1 X 4s and the blade still had some life left in it.
- Q: Yesterday I started a job at a warehouse store. This store, being a warehouse has cement floors. I have a pair of walking shoes I wear with added inserts for more comfort, but after my shift yesterday, I could barely walk because of the pain in my hips, knees, foot/leg joint, and my ankles. I know that arthritis runs in my family, and that other family members have had problems when dealing with cement floors. I'm only 23, but I know arthritis can start that young (I also know my knees are total crap because of sports). So my question is, could this pain be from walking on the cement floors all day, or is this just random? I never had this happen this bad before, and have never had to be on cement floors that long either.
- Hi there: I know this the floors will just kill my feet when working on cement. You have a fine day..
- Q: Can the cement board plaster directly?
- Equal to 20mm can be set in the wall waterproofing mortar waterproof, if more than 20mm can be set in the decoration of the wall in the plaster, the plaster is usually set in the decoration of the wall of the plaster
- Q: Cement board to do the bathroom top off the skin, how to deal with
- Cement board is not suitable for ceiling materials, it is easy to crack, a thorough way is to remove, re-integrated ceiling or waterproof gypsum board ceiling.
- Q: We recently bought a house with a corner tub in the master bathroom. There was a partially covered pipe for a shower head but the walls are not waterproof. Since the plumbing is there for a shower we would like to waterproof the walls and put in a shower head. Is there a chance the builder put up cement board but skipped tiling? Is there a way to tell without ripping the walls down? Also I'm wondering if we need to tear down the existing drywall and put up cement board or if we can just use a type of acrylic shower wall and caulk it really well. Any advice would be appreciated.
- tricky aspect seek onto yahoo or google that might help
- Q: How about wood wire cement board? Is it environmentally friendly building materials?
- The cement board is very good. It is environmentally friendly green building materials, from the cement as a cross-linking agent, wood as a fiber reinforced material, adding part of the additives made of the plate, mainly by the crushed wood and Portland cement gluing processing, color cleaning, double Smooth and smooth surface. The product combines the strength of wood, ease of processing and cement durable characteristics. Wood fiber cement board in the 40's began to be widely used in Europe, has now become a wide range of international application of building materials. It is versatile, excellent performance, with corrosion resistance, heat resistance, resistance to corrosion, easy processing, and cement, lime, gypsum with good, green and other advantages. Now, the Netherlands, Finland, Germany, Austria, Russia and other countries have formed a number of such special plate manufacturing company, as well as professional equipment manufacturers, compared to China's less such production lines, wood The development of the domestic space is relatively large, to be the depth of development and utilization.
- Q: I plan on installing about 400 square feet of ceramic tile in a kitchen. I wanted to know if I need to put down a cement backer board before laying the tile?If so, how do I determine if I should use 1/4 inch or 1/2 inch?Finally, what is the preferred method of securing it to the subfloor? Is is it glued somehow or nailed to the floor joists (I suspect nailed, but I've never used it before).The subfloor is plywood and seems secure. I am not sure how thick the plywood is yet (haven't gone to the basement and looked for any stamps on it). I've done ceramic tile before, but it has always been a small area with mosaic tile, so I never put much thought into the backer board.Thanks
- This Site Might Help You. RE: Do I need a Cement Backer board for Ceramic Tile? I plan on installing about 400 square feet of ceramic tile in a kitchen. I wanted to know if I need to put down a cement backer board before laying the tile? If so, how do I determine if I should use 1/4 inch or 1/2 inch? Finally, what is the preferred method of securing it to the subfloor? ...
- Q: I'm not to good at figuring out quantities for sheetrock and cement board. I'm redueing my bathroom. I need to figure for how much sheet rock to get. My walls are 56L x 8'H, 6'Lx8'H, and 90Lx8'H. For my bathtub enclosure I have 61Lx82H, 3'Lx82H and 3'Lx82H.Any input on this would be greatly appriciated.
- You will need an 8' high sheet for each width you have. 56 + 72 + 90 + 61 + 36 + 36 351 inches 29 feet wide since they are 4 x 8 you have 29 / 4 7.3 sheets you should get more sheets for the waste and different sizes. Maybe 9 - 10 sheets.
- Q: I have laid ed cement board down but I did not stagnate the boards.Will this affect the ceramic tile.?
- What do you mean, Stagnate? That means that they would get old or soggy. Do you mean stagger?
- Q: The original floor pull up the steel in the layer of cement mortar, safe?
- If you are afraid of a problem, do the bottom of the paste carbon fiber, is a better way
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