Constructional Fireproof Vermiculite Board
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1. Product Description of Constructional Fireproof Vermiculite Board:
A Vermiculite panel is a good choice as a fireplace panel because they not only hold heat in, but they also reflect the heat so that the fireplace is even more powerful. The material vermiculite is fast becoming very popular to use in fireplaces because it can be made in a mold to fit almost any size, pattern or shape of the interior of a fireplace. They are also considered to be an affordable solution as a replacement fireplace panel and will help to keep the fireplace running optimally for years to come.
2. Specifications of Constructional Fireproof Vermiculite Board:
Common size: 2400*1200*15-60mm
Largest size: 2500*1220*100
Density: 400-600KG/ M3
We can manufacture the vermiculite board referance to customers' request
3. Application of Constructional Fireproof Vermiculite Board:
Building roof insulation (weathering course).
Low roof feather weight sunken filling.
Building roof and wall crack free plastering protect concrete roof from thermal shocks and cracks.
Vibration absorbent.
Water leakage arrester.
Bio fertilizer for plants and terrace gardening.
4. Technical Data of Constructional Fireproof Vermiculite Board:
- Q: anyone know where to purchase a small bag of vermiculite in Arizona phoenix area? I'm have trouble searching for a place. I want to use it for my tarantula.
- It provides drainage and extra air exchange I believe. It also helps the plant to root better.
- Q: I like the idea of areogel but it is way to expensive to make even in a small scale Application. i also need it to take up the smallest amount of space possible. any ideas? i need to keep heat in and cold out ha ha.
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- Q: she layed them on top of the sand in the cage is that where they should stay? what should the temp be? should i spray the sand with water? another thing the eggs are collapsing or sucking in but i shined a flashlight through them and there is what apperes to be veins in them, does that mean they are viable?
- If you leave them alone, they will shrivel up and ide. And DO NOT mist them with water like Tiffany K is saying, getting water on the eggs will kill them. She's obviously never had snake eggs before. You need some perlite or vermiculite, available in the garden section of Home Depot or Lowe's. Fill a small tupperware container halfway with the perlite or vermiculite. Add enough water to the substrate so it's moist, but not so moist that it drips water if you squeeze a handful. Bury the eggs halfway in the substrate. But first, mark the tops of the eggs with an x so you always keep them right side up. Don't put any airholes in the container, just open it once a week to allow new air in for the eggs. Keep it somewhere in the low 80's until you can buy an incubator or get one made. Veins mean they are fertile. They are denting in bvecause they are on sand. You need to get them off of the sand and do like I said above or you will lose them in another day or two. Sand is dry and the eggs need 100% humidity, but you can't get them wet.
- Q: Its in a vase with water now.
- Lol, listen to Jordan, how come your not top contributor yet? Your funny as heck! But um, mary k make sure the soil is reasonably wet when planting your now spider plant. Some drunken folks around here have referred to it as a syder plant. Fill a garden pot up w/ soil and water the dirt, so that every speck of soil, even those small white balls ( what are they, vermiculite? ) are soaked. Wait five minutes, lightly push the soil down in the pot. You'll find that there was less dirt than you thought was previous administered to the garden host, I mean garden pot. :) Depending on how much level is left ( lightly pushing the soil down, eliminates air pockets and improves overall root growth on any plant and makes watering an easier task. ), place your new found, water logged, rooted spider/syder plant on the soil, dig a little depression if you must. When transplanting cuttings, it's a good idea to remind yourself to make sure the roots are pointing downward. If you take to mind, to remember that you will most likely succeed in any future transplanting. Backfill around the spider plant, you just planted. Meaning, pile some dirt to cover up the roots. Water again. Lightly if you can. So, as if not to flood the plant but, to simply water the dirt in, around the roots. A shower spray from a garden hose or a low pressure from the kitchen sink faucet sprayer would work great. Remember to keep your happily, newly planted spider plant's soil moist for a week after transplanting. Remember, it's used to living in water. Not drenched, just content. After its established itself, let the soil dry out before watering again. Oh my. Have fun! Good luck, enjoy. Good night, it's late for me. (:
- Q: I have vermiculite and perlite could i combine either of those with the soil?Think its only added to retain moisture, therefore vermiculte 50% with soil 50% what do you think?Does that mean i won't have the moss look? (algae instead)can i get moss that grows rocks at the local pond/fountain? is that the same moss?
- You really need to do nothing. Just don't disturb the material any further. The pricing is a little high in price, but could be in line depending on where you live. You can tell your wife, the mold was a bigger risk than any asbestos exposure. The mold can impact you immediately where any asbestos exposure takes 10-40 years. She is more likely to get hit by lightning than this exposure causing any problem.
- Q: I need to know what Permiculite is!I think it has something to do with cultivations so ill put it in the gardening section.I saw it on this videogt
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- Q: What material is vermiculite?
- Vermiculite is a natural, non-toxic mineral that expands at high temperatures. It is a relatively rare mineral, belonging to silicates.
- Q: I want to put my live aquarium plants into their own pots instead of putting dirt in the bottom of my 30 gallon tank. Any suggestions on what dirt or pots to use?
- The LFS sells them in pots if not they tend to sell seperate pots with fillings
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Constructional Fireproof Vermiculite Board
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 500 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 200000 pc/month
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