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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 does the fiberboard be sunked?
- Water wet, or let it damp, once again flat after the natural dry.
- Q: 911 polyurethane brush in the cement board is what is the bubble
- If the performance of the paint has special requirements, when ordering the paint, to advance to the paint manufacturers sales staff instructions, if necessary, and paint engineers to communicate directly. Please do not follow the experience of other ordinary paint to treat two-component paint, do not arbitrarily change the proportion of curing agent.
- Q: Redoing my tub and shower tearing it out and instaling new walls and tile thanks.
- Don't okorder for some good advice from their tile forums, or look into buying John Bridge's book, Tile Your World, it will tell you everything you would ever need to know.
- Q: Should the cement board be behind the tile flange?
- You should keep the cement board behind the tile flange.
- Q: I'm installing a new bathtub, can I attach the tub to the cement board?
- In almost all cases, no you should not attach your tub to the cement board. The majority of tubs that are made of steel, plastic, fiberglass, Americast.... will have a flange that you will fasten through into the wall studs. The cement board will then be fastened over the flange onto the studs. If your bathtub is made of cast iron a board should be attached to the studs on to which the tub will rest. The cement board will then set on top of the tub flange. Good Luck Jimbo
- Q: Light steel keel cement board is what
- Light steel keel cement board refers to the light steel keel-based skeleton of the cement board.
- Q: thinking of using Wedi Board to renovate a shower, this product is great for tile but saw a show room shower that used scratch coat cement, how hard is this to do compared to tiling?
- If you mean instead of tile, remember that unless you plan to paint it - concrete or cement is not waterproof. Think of a concrete pool - it requires periodic painting (maintenance). There are a lot of thin solid surface products out there if you do not want to look of tile. Tiling is not that hard as long as you prepare properly and take your time. There are alot of site with tiling guidelines out there - the important thing is to install/prepare the surface properly and seal the grout when you are done.
- Q: I am installing a new tub and enclosure. I have exposed everything down to the studs and plumbing. I have heard that when installing backer board in a shower the best material to use nowadays is cement backer board (like Durock) since they are more resistant to mold than green board. Anyways, what is the correct process for installing cement backer board in a shower? Do I just screw the boards right into the studs, or do I have to first put down another thin barrier sheet (like some waterproof material), then the cement backer board, then another waterproof sealant, then I can install the enclosure? I just want to do this right the first time and not leave any steps out of the process. I would hate to develop another moisture leak and then find out that my barrier did not hold up well. Thanks and take care, I appreciate any help.
- plastic on the studs, then Duroc [drill holes for screws] then seal it with cement sealer, then the enclosure,
- Q: Hi All,Basically what I am trying to say is that I have a wooden board which will be placed vertically on the floor and would be a decoration.I want to have a coating of cement of some sort on it and make some patterns on it.I like to know if it is possible to lay a thin coating layer of cement or even tile bond glue to a wooden board, lets say a timber board.basically anything that can give me the concrete/cement look as rough as that.. uld be any kind of cement or tiling glue or such...Thanks
- It might crack on you so why don't you just use some modeling clay and use a trowel and just play with it to look like cement
- Q: I'm installing a stone back splash behind my bathroom sink - 16 SF. The wall is currently painted and I want to make sure that the stone and thinset adhere properly. Should I sand the wall with 80 grit sandpaper and apply the thinset/stone or should I put 1/2 or 1/4 plywood down for better adhesion? Perhaps cement board?
- Ideal way is to do a cement board as a backer board but since its in a non wet area,( not exposed to direct water) you really don t have to.Roughing the area up is always a good idea and won t hurt a thing. I d never do a wood backer in a moist and humid environment, It can expand from moisture and break the bond. Any questions you can e amil me through my avatar and check my qualifications there. GL
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