China Column Head Mould-8

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Introduction of China Column Head Mould-8:

1. more than 1000 designs each cornices match a corner

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4. offer skills for gypsum manufactory

5. various size

Manufacturing procedure of China Column Head Mould-8:

Preparing well moulds mix--- starch--- spread mouldoil --- starching cover the mould ---spread the fiber glass well-distributed--- starching cover the fiber glass --- collect the fiber glass by hand cover it completely ---press mould till it shape- up ---demould ---drying---packing.

China Column Head Mould-8

Q: Now, my husband and I were expanding the patio on two sides. The cement was dumped and we started to smooth it. Then it started pooring down rain. While we tried to protect it, water still puddled in some places, leaving dips in the finished work. Also, the new concrete is a different color than the old. Is there any way to smooth out these dips effectively and make the cement all the same color? I know that adding a thin layer on top would only leave the finished work to chip and crack, so I'm wondering how to go about completeing the patio.: I think you've got about 3 options. The easiest would be to put 2 of new concrete over the entire thing, old and new. Use a 3/8 aggregate in the concrete instead of the bigger stuff. The only thing you need to be careful of is how this lines up with your door (can you fit 2 of concrete on the top of the patio and under the door to the patio?) A slightly tougher approach would be to use a vinyl/cement mixture (you can buy them at Home Depot or a better version at a masonry supply company). You can spread these very thin and they will still be solid when cured. They are tough to finish nice and have a tendency to look a little streaky when done though. Or the best approach might be to jackhammer out the whole thing and start over. New concrete will never be the same color as old stuff because it changes as the concrete cures and weathers. Sorry, wish I had a simple fix.

Q: im trying to add a receptacle to my kitchen island. i want to run the wiring under the cement. what other step i need to do like what do i need to use to cut that cement how can i pull that cement i cut up please help me thanks: Brad is correct about PT reinforced cement. But, since you do not already have a receptacle serving the island (required in newer homes), I am going to guess that the home is older and less likely to have this issue. Although you should try to find out for sure, if possible. PT reinforcing is fairly common in apartment/condo buildings, but is rare for a single family residence in my area (WA State). May be different where you are though. When you install this, use conduit for this. Do not use direct buried wire. First, it cannot be in poured cement without protection at the entry and exit points (must be poured under the cement and be protected). Second, if there were any failures (or if you needed to add circuits) later, you will not be happy tearing up the floor again. Insist on at least a 3/4 conduit (1 inch might be better yet). This would allow for an additional circuit or two later. If you are going to rip into the cement floor, do it right the first time.

Q: i need home work help: Cement is used to make concrete! 1part cement to 3 parts sand 2 parts water is one form of concrete! Pebbles and lime can also be added! After everything is mixed it can be made into many things! House foundations, Walls, Piers, supports for bridges, roads, buildings! You name it! Cement is a valuable resource!

Q: there some cement in my garage that is crumbling and i was wondering if you can just clean it up and pour new cement over it or do you have to rip it out and start over.: By looking at the picture, I would break up the lose concrete, Then clean away all lose debree. At your local home center in the painting dept you will fined a two part exploxey leveling agant. this is what we use to patch finished floor in commercial buildings lasts for years. Simply mix the two parts together and pour into place self leveling. good luck.

Q: just curious: Cement, most commonly referred to a Portland cement is a component of concrete along with water, fine and course aggregates. Most people use the terms interchangeably, but they are two different things. Mortar, which is used to keep brick or block walls together is a mixture of cement, sand and water. The ingredients aren't just thrown together, there are specific formulas and the amount of water included in the mix is critical, too much water weakens the concrete, which hardens through a chemical reaction, rather than drying out as most people think.

Q: hellow I gutted my bathroom all the wall board and I put up cement backerboard and want to know what I can use on the seams I have the fiberglass mesh tape , Joint compound is for wall board grout is for tile . Cement ? plaster ? I want it waterproof hydrolic cement ?Any help With this I would really appreciate.I'am an electrician not a wall trade and i want it to be right , from the jump. Thanks g, Singh: Cement Backer Board Home Depot

Q: I was watching amastad (sp) and pirates of carribean. They mentioned tying cement blocks to feet and throwing them over board. What happens to the human body? Do they drown first or are they crushed? I love learning new things. Plus I'm bored. So this thought came to mind. Anyone know what possibly happened to people way back when?: It is really simple. If the water is deeper than the height of the person, they drown. If not, then they starve or get eaten by something. They don't get crushed because the cement will hit the bottom first as it is more dense than a person and will sink more quickly. The idea, and practice, of weighting live people, or dead bodies, with concrete or other weights, like chains, has been around for hundreds of years.

Q: We are buying a house that already has ceramic tile floors (18 x 18 tiles) We would like to lay travertine instead. MY question is, Will the floor already have cement board underneath the existing ceramic tile since it was done professionally 10 years ago? Also the house is 2100 sq ft roughly, how much should just the tile and supplies cost? We already have a tile guy n mind but will buy all the supplies ourselves. Lastly, pros and cons of travertine?: nobody can venture a guess as to what the tile is set on even if there is cement board, depending on the type and how well the tile was installed there is no guarantee that it will still be reusable as an underlayment after the existing tiles are removed is it a slab home, meaning concrete floors under there or is it a wood frame house? travertine will cost about 5 dollars a square foot and up depending on size and grade just for the stone setting stone takes longer than ceramic tile and there for it costs more to install it will need to be sealed before and after grouting and occasionally for the rest of its life, higher traffic areas more often

Q: is it eaiser to hire somebody?: That would depend on the size of the job. If it is a small job, the sackcrete would serve you well. Make a form where you want the conrete, put the sackcrete in a five gallon bucket, add water and stir with a shovel. A wheelbarrow, is another option, especially if you have to move any distance from the water source. As it dries, work the cement to the finish that you want. If it starts to dry too fast, add a small amount of water.

Q: whats the risk of having a house on a cement slab? what are the positives and the negatives? and how long do they last? ?: Alot of homes are built on cement slabs in the coastal areas where we have as much sand as dirt...you have the same settlement issues as one with a crawl space. One of the big negatives is that none of the air handling components can be under the crawl space. We've had cement slabs for the last 4 houses we've owned and I love it. There is less settling overall and not as much echo to the floors. They last forever!!

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1. Manufacturer Overview

Location	Jiangsu, China
Year Established	2000
Annual Output Value	Above US$ 10 Million
Main Markets	20.00% North America 20.00% South America 10.00% Eastern Europe 10.00% Southeast Asia 10.00% Northern Europe 10.00% South Asia 10.00% Western Europe 5.00% Africa 5.00% Mid East
Company Certifications	ISO9001:2000

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3. Manufacturer Capability

a) Trade Capacity
Nearest Port	Lianyungang PORT
Export Percentage	31% - 40%
No.of Employees in Trade Department	10-20 People
Language Spoken:	English; Chinese;
b) Factory Information
Factory Size:	Above 26,000 square meters
No. of Production Lines	Above 10
Contract Manufacturing	Design Service Offered; Buyer Label Offered
Product Price Range	High; Average