Coated AR Glassfibre Mesh

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Specification of Coated Alkali resistant Fiberglass Mesh Cloth has passed ISO9001:2000 CE ITB Certificate.It's ideal construction material.

Coated Alkali-resistant Fiberglass Mesh Cloth has passed ISO9001:2000 Certificate. J&F provides the best mesh in lowest price

Fiberglass Mesh is woven by fiberglass yarn, then alkaline-resistent latex coated. It owns great alkaline-resistent and high strength. As a perfect engineering material in construction, it is widely used to reinforce cement, stone, wall materials, roofing, gypsum and so on.

Fiberglass Mesh Specification:

Mesh Size	Density	Width	Length per Roll	Color
(mm)	(gr/m2)	(mm)	(m)
2*2	30-600	100-2000	10-1000	All Colors
2.5*2.5
4*4
5*5
4*5
5*6
10*10

Specifications can be made as per customers requirements.

High Quality

(1) Coating glue: our coating glue is produced by Germany BASF which can keep more than 70% after days NaoH test.

(2) The fiberglass yarn is manufactured by ourselves. We have 60 Platinum Crutinum to produce glass fiber, it owns 20% more strength and beautiful surface than normal fiberglass yarn.

Package:

Each Fiberglass Mesh Roll is put into PVC bag or Shrink Bag, and then put into Carton or Pallet.

Payment:

T/T 30% in advance, T/T 70% after loading goods on board.

Your enquiry is warmly welcomed and treated with more attations.

Coated AR Glassfibre Mesh

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Q: I am planning to build a wooden wall in my crawlspace. It is a large, dry space and would be great for storage. The wall would be about 6ft x 32ft and would run along the inside of the cement foundation. Can I attach it to the cement foundation or to the wooden beams running along the top? Or does that cause weakening of the foundation or other problems. If I can't, does anyone know a good way to make the wall sturdy without attaching it to anything (I just want to attach some peg board and shelving to it). Thanks for any advice!: Wood against the cement wall is not a good idea. Moisture from the ground usually seeps in through concrete, and evaporate from the floor. and the wood will soak it up, grow moldy and rot. If you are planning to use it for storage the best course of action would be to encapsulate it instead. That means lining the whole crawl space, floor and walls with a 20mil poly sheet (like a pool liner) specially developed for this purpose, and then install a conditioning system to blow air from the upstairs into the crawl, keeping it dry. Besides protecting your crawl space and stored items from moisture, termites etc... encapsulation makes your whole house at least 18% more energy efficient. It is recommended by the US Department of Energy's Building America as Best Practice. I am adding the link to Advanced Energy website. There you will find videos explaining the process and a ton of studies conducted by them on crawl spaces, as well as to another website about Crawl Spaces.

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