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Fireproof fiber Cement Board
The compressed machine is 14000 tons, So we can produce density over 1600kg/m3. 100% Non asbestos
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Fireproof fiber Cement Board
Headerboard high density fiber cement board is 100% free of asbestos. The compressed machine is14000tons. So we can produce density over 1600kg/m3.Thickness from 4mm-30mm, Standsize is 1220*2440, size can be customized according to your requirement.
The production line was introduced from Germany. There are total two production lines now. Production capacity is 20 million square meters per year. We can send you boards earlier than other supplier.
Main Product Features:
Product Name | Fireproof fiber Cement Board |
Raw Materials | Cellulose Fiber, Quartz Sand, Portland Cement |
Standard Size | 1220X2440MM / 1200X2400MM |
Maxium Width | 1250MM |
Maximum Length | 4880MM |
Thickness | 4-30MM |
Density | 1.5-1.7G/CM3; 1.2-1.4G/CM3 / 1.4-1.5G/CM3 |
Wet Expansion | ≤0.23% |
Water Absorption | ≤25% |
Incombustibility | Incombustible Class A1 |
Water Penetration | Back side without water drop after 24 hours |
Flexural Strength | Air dried condition: ≥18; Saturated Condition: ≥14 |
Radioactivity | Decorative materials Class A |
Frost Resistance | No layers and no cracks after 25 cycles under freezing and thawing |
Asbestos | 100% free of asbestos |
Certification | ISO, CE, SGS |
Packaging | Standard wooden pallet |
Trade Terms | FOB, CNF, CIF |
Payment Terms | T/T, Irrevocable L/C at sight |
Delivery Time | Within 15 days if stock not available |
Main Characteristic | Environmental friendly materials |
Excellent Strength and toughness | |
Waterproofing and fireproofing | |
Antisepsis and moth-proofing | |
Good acoustic insulation and weather resistance | |
Good thermal and heat insulation | |
Durability and long lifetime | |
Application | Exterior decoration panel |
Intergrative facade panel for exterior wall thermal insulation | |
Interior wall decoration panel | |
Flooring for loft interlayer, container house, light steel villa | |
For subway, tunnel,baseboard, outdoor furniture | |
Roofing sheet | |
Thinner lining board for stone |
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- Q: How to put tiles on the cement board
- In the partition on the tile is generally the most common is: first need to paste the tiles with a grid (0.5X0.5) with 30 straight row nail fixed, so after a thin layer of cement on its bottom (select Thinner because when you have finished the wall after the finished tile thickness of about 4CM, if your bottom is too thick; in the passage of time there will be cracks, which is the overall wall in the wall caused by the top of the pull. So it is thin) and so on when it can quickly paste through the dry.
- Q: Can cement board be used for floor decoration?
- Cement board floor does not meet the principle, you want to send a little too creative.
- Q: Seeking wire mesh clip on both sides of the foam cement mortar to do the wall technology.
- First fixed a good frame, and then fixed with a wooden keel wire mesh plus foam. If you are afraid of overweight, to switch to wood plaster gray knife.
- Q: do you have to tape cement board before tiling?
- Yes you need to tape the cement board just like drywall to avoid cracking problems later on. If you're gonna do a job, do it right.
- 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!!!! Your cement board needs to be thin set down & screwed or stapled the moisture in the mud will blow up the Laminate,The job would look good for about month then your slate would jump off the floor The laminate is real easy to remove all you do is remove the base or trim use a skillsaw to make couple of cuts, the rest will come right up in pieces remove the pad. If the floor is concrete you dont need backer board good luck ! one tip: seal your slate once before you grout makes for easy clean up
- Q: some say lay 15 pound paper what gives?
- It's actually a vapor/moisture barrier. And yes it should be put down when laying this kind of surface over wood.
- Q: I need to fix a loom board cause one of the pegs broke we don't have superglue but we have vinyl cement can I use that?
- No, vinyl cement isn't really a glue. It works by partially dissolving the vinyl. I'm not sure what a loom board is but if it's wood, ordinary white glue will work. If there's not too much stress on the peg, you might be able to do a temporary fix with a paste made of flour and water.
- Q: I'm pulling up the linoleum and replacing it with ceramic tile, 12x12. it's a small bathroom, on the 2nd floor.Under the linoleum is wood. Do i need to lie down cement board before I put the mortar mix down? Or will it be fine to put tiles on the mortar mix on the wood?
- To make up for that people place a lot, possibly too much, trust in cement boards. Cement boards increase the stiffness of anything away from the edge of the board. Tile that is set across to sheets have no more protection against movement than setting it on the wood itself. To a high degree it does work. There will be less cracks than the average wood floor. Of course you can get the same effect by putting a 1/4 inch or more of polymer modified mortar under the tile. Use unmodified mortar on cement board, modified mortar on wood for drainage and curing issues. A step up from heaping layers of rock, mortar, etc on the floor is a tile membrane. A tile membrane is a separation layer. It allows the floor to move without movement above it. It is very effective in preventing cracking if you follow instructions.
- Q: the durock cement board is 1/2 inch and the drywall is 5/8 of an inch...So the shower wall is about an 1/8 of an inch recessed intothe wall. What can I do to fix the situation without redoing anymore walls. If I butt up the bullnose tile against the drywall about half of the tile's thickness sticks out...actually looks ok. I don't know if i should try to make a gradient from the drywall to the tile. There are also some gap between the two types of boards.....fill it with mortar?
- O.K. in this situation I will usually float this area , in other words the same way u float sheetrock , but I use mastic instead of gypsum compound.
- Q: hi my daughters room has cement sheeting (panels) that make up her walls and roof and it looks really bad. I can see the joining lines even though its been painted over - do i have to remove all the walls and have the walls re plastered? is there any handy hits to fix this up? not sure you could putty up the lines and sand back as the boards currently up have big grooves - i did think about wood paneling around the room but you would still have the roof issue and the board lines above the panels - looking for a cost effective solution. Thanks heaps
- If you are good with using joint compound you can go over the walls with that. A friend of mine had several rooms where there was drywall embossed with vertical lines and then printed to look like pine paneling. I simply went over the walls with a skim coat of joint compound to fill in all the vertical lines and it was fine. Fast an easy.
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