Asbestos Free Fiber Cement Board for Partition Wall
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Non-asbestos siding fiber cement board
Refractory temperature:1770-2000°C
Grade: A1 incombustible
Thermal conductivity: 0.03
Material: cellulose fiber
Shape: rectangle
Product Advantages:
Form: flat sheet
Size: 2440*1220*(4-40)
Product categories: fire prevention board
Flexure strength: 14
Operating temperature: normal temperature
Main Product Features:
Non-asbestos fiber reinforced calcium silicate board is low shrinkage fiber cement preesure board which uses cement, quartz, lime, fly ash, cellulose fiber, inorganic fiber and other materials as main material, manufactured by advanced technology and techniques to form green sheet, and then pressed by thousands tons pressure, cured by high temperature and high pressure steam and other special treatment.
Fire prevention, waterproof, high strength, corrosion resistance, heat insulation, sound insulation, durable, long service life, safe and convenient construction.
Main applications
Non-asbestos fiber reinforced calcium silicate boards are mainly used in all kinds of internal and external wall: insulation wall, sound absorption wall, casting wall, compound wall, overclapping wall, scales wall, subway(underground) water gushing wall, thermal insulation wall, exterior thermal insulation panels.
For ceiling: sound absorbing roof, sound insulation roof, large flat, T-top roof and so on.
For decorative panels: (surface coating, paste decoration) furniture barrier panels, acoustic enclosures, electrical insulation board, industrial board, ventilation pipe plate, free open type templates.
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- Q:I am planning on replacing my current bathroom floor with 3/4 plywood. I want to use 1/4 cement board as my sub-floor. However, I am not sure if peel and stick flooring will work with cement board. Please help.
- no and you need 1/4 luan or underlayment do not use particle board will not stick for any extended period of time
- Q:I have a walk in closet with plywood pieces for a floor. Don't I need cement board installed before putting in wood flooring? Thanks for your help!!
- You dont need cement board . You would just install it over the plywood subfloor. Personally I would go down to Home Depot or similar store and look at their floring and talk to a salespersomn there. If you have not done this before you need to find professional help.
- Q:How much should the keel spacing of the dry wall fiber cement board?
- According to your wall span, as well as wall construction requirements
- Q:I'm preparing to replace the tiles in my foyer. It's a townhouse, about 20 years old with no basement. I don't know much in the way of construction, but since it's on ground level I think there might just be a cement slab underneath the existing tile. Can I install the tiles directly over the cement slab after removing the old tile or do I need a backer board? And if I do, how do I account for the height difference? Thanks in advance!
- Cement board is only 1/2 thick, concrete would be at least 2 ( probably 6 thick) you will know the difference by taping it with a hammer. You can remove the existing tiles and install new tiles onto the existing concrete. If any concrete is broken or damage, you will have to patch the broken concrete, let dry, and install tiles 24 hours later. Wait 24 hours before you grout.
- Q:how do those karate guys break cement and wood pieces by jsut like one hit, why doesnt it hurtthem or break there hands and feet?dont gimme a BS answer,im lookin for an actual reasonable explanation
- breaking wood cement punching kicking
- Q:I plan on tiling a bathroom in a basement. I was wondering could I just glue the backer board on the painted cinder block walls. I don't want to use screws or nails.
- Use thin set to bond it to the cement walls. As a precaution I always have braces set up to hold it in place until the thin set dries. Rough the paint up well and wipe dust down and use a latex thin set to bond with. Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar ..GL
- Q:I've removed the old cement boards and I've put new ones up on the shower walls. My tile will not go to the ceiling. I'm at the step where I need to apply thin-set and tape to all of the cement board seems. What do I do at the seem that transitions from cement board to sheet rock?
- Yes tape those seams too. Make sure you nail the dry wall there too w/ a galvanized roofing nail. You may have to do so floating w/ thin set to get it flush but it ll work fine. The thin set , when gluing to dry wall needs to be a fresh batch or just a BIT looser and wetter since dry wall will absorb the thin set fast. Not wet wet just a bit looser. Any questions you can e mail me thru my avatar and check my qualifications there GL
- Q:Installation of fiber cement board
- When the fiber cement pressure plate is laid, the longitudinal direction of the plate must be perpendicular to the direction of the secondary keel and the width of the sheet Of the staggered arrangement of the screw from the edge of the board is 15mm, from the corner of the 50mm position, the screw spacing of 180 ~ 200mm or so, before the first plate according to the keel of the grid in the board on the line, in the nail through the location of the first Drill a shallow pits to ensure that the plate is flat and the screw head sinks into the plate, 0.5mm, fixed plate from the middle, and then fixed around. Board and the gap between the board is not less than 5mm, large area And long aisle between the top 10 ~ 15m to leave a expansion joints.
- Q:I know that cement board can be installed over a vinyl floor, but can it be installed over wood laminate? I am planning to install 12x12 slate tile and want a good foundation without having to do any more work than necessary. Thank you.
- Yes is the simple answer.
- Q:I've taken up old linoleum tile, chip board, and two other layers of linoleum to get down to an oak floor in my bathroom. This has a felt-like paper uniformly adhered to it that must have been the backing for the first linoleum layer. I'm going to put down Hardi-backer, then tile. Do I have to take up the old tile backing material before I put down the hardibacker? It's very difficult to remove. Thanks!
- No...you don't have to remove it if your putting down cement board. The contractor that did my kitchen and diningroom, left all the old linoleum down. He just put the cement board down, and the tiled. Just don't tile over plywood or wood floors without cement board.
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