Fiber Cement Board for Interior a nd Exterior Walls
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- China main port
- Payment Terms:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 pc/month
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Our fiber cement board is made of high-grade cement and modified material, reinforced by natural fiber. Being processed by high pressure and temperature advanced technologies. It’s a new building material with excellent performances.
Product Advantages:
Standard Size: 1220*2440mm (W*L)
Thickness Range: 5mm~30mm
Packing: Pcs/Pallet
Main Product Features:
Density: 1.2~1.5g/cm3 (medium), 1.5~2.0 (high)
Water Absorption: ≤30% (medium density), ≤25% (high density)
Non-combustibility: Non-Inflammability Class A
Wet Expansion: ≤0.25%
Bending Strength (Dry/Wet): 20/12 MPA (medium density), 24/14 MPA (high density)
Fire Proof & Insulation;
Waterproof and Moisture Proof;
Thermal & Sound Insulation;
High Strength & Light Weight;
Economical;
Good Looking & Easy Installation / Replacement;
Safe & Harmless;
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- Q: Do you have to tape and fill seams on cement board when applying ceramic tile over it like when doing drywall?
- With no offense meant to answer 1, Tape NEED NOT be applied to concrete backer board; for the purpose of tiling over. Thin set can be skimmed into the seams and screw holes. Certainly the board should be flush at it's face with any adjacent. If the house is wood frame; I suppose one might think that at some point it might shift; but we hope, not in our lifetime. Steven Wolf
- Q: I am building a shower in the basement of a 50 year old house in Michigan. I am using cement board (backerboard) for the sides which I framed in. The back of the shower is the existing cement block wall. Can I apply the mortar and tile to the cement block wall just as I would for the cement board? Will there be any problems with it stinking? The wall will get chilly during the winter.
- I see you have several answers already, some are adequate I suppose, some are good, one person has the beginnings of what you need to do. There is no implied criticism or disdain for their comments. If this project is in a house you are about to sell OR if you really do not give a hoot about durability, then read no further. To do the job correctly and have a durable finished product here's what you should do: Install a vapor barrier on the existing block wall, either painted on ( 2 coats ) or applied as sheet poly Install 1x furring strips at 16 o.c. with foam insulation board between the furring strips If your tile is going to the ceiling you can omit installing moisture resistant gypsum wall board, otherwise install the wall board from the top of the preformed pan, if that is what you are using, or, from about 1 off the floor to the ceiling. Install cementous backer board behind all areas to be tiled. Install your tile and grout. SEAL the grout with 2 coats of grout sealer after allowing 8 hours between coats.
- Q: why does concrete block crumble but driveways and sidewalk do not?I don't have a driveway so basically i want to build a flat portable surface, made out of cement that my jack-stand (for my car) can stand on so the jack-stand wont have to be put directly in the grass.I would need it for the time that i need to take the tires off. any suggestion?
- a piece of a plank or any thick wood
- Q: Older house, kitchen floor. There's 3/4 diagonal wood on floor joists after hardwood floor is removed. Can I put down 1/2 plywood/ osb and expect the ceramic tile and grout to last? 100% better to use cement board or that synthetic strand board?
- Plywood, yes. OSB, no. Backerboard, no... and here's why: deflection standards. The 1 1/8 thickness you achieve by adding a plywood subfloor brings it up to acceptable level. Common misconception in the industry that backerboard adds to the structural integrity, when in reality, its primary purpose is to provide a good substrate for the thinset to bond to. However, plywood is suitable if you use the proper thinset (important). Since the house is older, I would also recommend an anti-fracture membrane atop the subfloor.
- 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.
- NO! The laminate is a floating wood floor, and you want your cement board firmly screwed to the subfloor. You will need to remove the laminate floor. Sorry.
- Q: The roof of the cement board everywhere cracked, how to do
- At present, the better choice is the polymer waterproofing membrane: waterproof concrete and waterproof mortar two, this waterproof method is simple, easy construction, ordinary masons according to the general plaster construction method can achieve good quality requirements, and low cost , The same waterproof method under the premise of technical level, the overall cost is much lower than the flexible waterproof material for other waterproof materials 1 / 2-1 / 3, the most important thing is safe non-toxic environmental protection, but if the construction process is not good, Cement mortar is likely to crack, repair will be more trouble.
- Q: the post box had 2 -2x6 boards somehow attached to the cement. The boards rotted out and fell over in a windstorm. I'd like to attach a 4x4 post bracket on the cement, then put a pressure treated 4x4 post for the mailbox. I think I need to get the bracket fixed so it's level before I drill into the cement. would I use an epoxy glue to do this?
- Some knucklehead clobbered my mailbox and sheared the wooden post right at the surface of the sidewalk. The homeowner's association fixed it by anchoring 2 L-brackets onto the sidewalk and fastened a new mailbox post right above the stump of the old post.
- Q: I've already got the cement board down, taking it back up would mean messing with the toilet flange, which means plumbing, and that sucks. Plywood was in pretty good condition. Thanks in advance!
- Ya, you should make sure that you have enough screws in it so it doesnt shift. thats the main purpose of thinset between the cementboard and subfloor. If your using hardibacker it shows you were every screw should go about 25 screws in each. You also should thinset the joints, just like drywall.
- Q: Cement fiberboard dry hanging practice?
- To see where you use, if the wall in the words of the channel and angle iron with the wall of the bracket, and then the cement board with nails fixed to the bracket above, and then inside the insulation material filling, etc., if it is inside The wall of the words with a good light steel keel on it, and then insulation or sound insulation of the material
- Q: I want a smoother cut than I will get by scoring and breaking. Would I use an abrasive wheel in a circular saw or a diamond blade?
- a diamond blade is good yes, but running it perfectly straight is the difficult part. Make your self a straight edge so your saw or angle grinder can rest against it as your cutting ( say the blade is 50mm from the saw base or angle grinder guard, put your straight edge 50mm away from your line) when it is cut get a piece of cement board and rub it along your cut to achieve a factory finish you could also buy a cement board blad ( it has only 4 teeth and it can fit onto your circular saw,) other then that you can use an angle grinder with a diamond blade.
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Fiber Cement Board for Interior a nd Exterior Walls
- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 pc/month
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