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Fiber Cement Board High Quality Reinforced

Fiber Cement Board High Quality Reinforced

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Fiber Cement Board High Quality Reinforced

What is fiber cement board?

 

Fiber cement board is non-asbestos fiber cement product opposed of Portland cement, cellulose fiber and refined sand. Using a special

manufacturing process called autoclave; fiber cement board acquires the strength, durability of cement and easy workability of wood as well as dimensional stability. A non-combustible multi-purpose application fiber cement flat board, fiber cement board comes with various thicknesses which are suitable for various applications: ceiling, wall and floor. It can be used for both exterior and interior applications. Fiber cement board can perfectly be calibrated and then laminated or coated with other materials, such as wood veneer, painting, and steel cover.

 

 

Where can be Fiber Cement Board used for?

 

Fiber Cement Board is the perfect Choice for building board application such as wall cladding, wall partition and decorative wall. The types of buildings that are suitable for fiber cement board applications are residential, commercial and industrial buildings as well as schools and hospitals, especially where speedy construction, cleanliness and hygiene is of high importance.

 

Specifications:
1) Dimensions: 1220mm*2440mm
2) Thickness: 4 -30mm
3) Other specifications available
4) Density: 1.1-1.5g/cm3
5) We supply the board with bevel edge in two edges or four edges and square edge
6) Physical properties
A) Bending strength: E 9MPa (in vertical), e7MPa (in paralle)
B) Moisture movement: D0.2%
C) Water content: 10%
D) Thermal conductivity: D0.29W/m. K
E) Continuous anti-freezing: -30oC
F) Anti-high temperature: +120oC
7) Combustibility: Up to the standard of GB 8624, In-combustibility Class A, also up to the standard of BS 476 part 4: 1970, part 6: 1979 and part 7: 1997
Product characteristics: 
1) Non toxic
2) Fireproof
3) Soundproof
4) Sawable
5) Thermal insulation
6) Impact resistant
7) Planeable
8)Mothproof
9) Moisture proof

 

 

Fiber Cement Board High Quality Reinforced

 

Q: How to open the cement board
We are the first to draw a good position with a hand drill drill holes in the use of curved saws [hand saws] slowly saw the round hole out, that slot machine can also be used;
Q: i am building an outdoor BBQ island and i live in an area that snow will fall for a couple of months. i have been researching cement backer board and i cant find any recommendations on snow fall and what type of tyle is best for this application. dont want to make this investment untill i know what i am getting into. any suggestions
I built a tile inlay on my deck for my grills. It's held up through 3 Wisconsin winters so far. I used pressure treated plywood for a base, then installed Durock over the plywood. Use Flexbond thinset for adhering the tiles. My neighbor owns a flooring store, and he set me up with an epoxy grout. You have to work it quickly to avoid a mess, but it's very durable. Hope this helps. EDIT: I would recommend using the plywood to give the Durock additional support. If you can enlarge the opening enough to wrap the Durock around the edge, you should be good. The tile and Durock should provide enough protection to keep the plywood from burning. If that will be an issue, you can screw some pressure treated 2x4's along the length of the metal frame, spaced every 16 or so, and then screw the Durock to that. This will give the top support so it won't deflect under the weight of the tile and snow, and keep the tile from popping. Good luck.
Q: I am in the process of purchasing a townhome and I am looking to tear up the existing 12 ceramic tile that covers the entire main level... an area close to 600 sq. ft. to make way for laminate flooring. Thinset has been used to bond the tile to the cement backer board, and the backer board has been screwed to the wooden subfloor. There is also some sort of adhesive/mortar bonding the cement board to the wooden subfloor. What tools will I need. Are there any techniques that would make it easier? Would trying to remove the cement board damage the subfloor? If so, would it be acceptable to repair damage with some sort of floor leveling compound?
big *** crow bar, thats how i did my kitchen, yep it sucks. you can get a nice one for this in the garden section its made for digging holes but has a nice flat section, for what I dont know but it teats a floor up,
Q: Package toilet water pipes, do not want to use red brick (too heavy), want to use lightweight materials, but also want to paste the tiles. Can you elaborate?
You can use glass fiber cement board bag toilet water pipe, lightweight, durable, above can be tiled, you ask to do waterproof decoration master, they all understand
Q: Outdoor use of cement pressure plate can not
Two names, in fact, is a - the same are cement pressure board, just called the difference between the only, and there is no essential difference
Q: When laying down cement backer board for a slate tile installation, I laid the board a bit too far from the wall, so I pushed it until it was flush with the wall. I think by doing this I must have shifted some of the thinset underneath, because I noticed that the board has a slight dip in it, of maybe 1/16-1/8. Is this going to be a problem, or will it be taken care of when I put thinset over it to lay the tile. This is obviously my first time laying tile.On a side note, when laying slate, is it best to use thinset or medium set, I've heard conflicting opinions.
medium set is more forgiving.
Q: On the difference between the cement pressure plate, the fiber cement board, the Etter board
From the definition of the plate I do not say too much, you can Baidu to see, here I mainly want to talk about the advantages and disadvantages between the three. Cement wet board wetting rate is relatively poor, easy to crack; fiber cement board because of its internal access to the plant fiber, wetting rate increased slightly, the Egyptian board also known as fiber reinforced concrete plate, Belgium is investing in the production of new sheet metal, Environmental protection (the only 100% of the country does not contain asbestos), high strength, and the same life with the building
Q: Bought new ceramic tile for kitchen and the old stuff is hard to get up. I want to keep the cement board that is in there for the new stuff.
use an air chisel to remove existing tile the cement board may be difficult top save and easier to replace cause the old cement has bonded i think you may just be lookin for trouble leaving it
Q: Can I lay tile on top of an old cultured marble top w/o cement board or plywood?
no.... you have to have some type of underlyment..... or it will come out like crap....
Q: how do i install stone veneer over cement board?
the instructions you get with whatever stone you decide on will explain it in detail...usually mesh with a base coat and then a bonding layer and then the pointing if it is a mortared joint...

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