Glass Magnesium Sheet MGO Board Vermiculite Fire Board

Glass Magnesium Sheet MGO Board Vermiculite Fire Board System 1

Glass Magnesium Sheet MGO Board Vermiculite Fire Board

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 pc

Supply Capability:: 100000 pc/month

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Packaging Detail:	in bulk or pallet or according to customer's request
Delivery Detail:	within 15 Days

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Glass Magnesium Sheet MGO Board Vermiculite Fire Board,
1.standard size :2440mm*1220mm
2. fireproof,waterproof,CE,ISO

Specification :

Glass Magnesium Sheet MGO Board Vermiculite Fire Board

1.Direct factory supply

2.Over 10 years fireproof board produce experiece

3.Timely servce

glass magnesium sheet mgo board vermiculite fire board

non-asbestos

used as ceiling board and wall partition

Standard size; 2440mm&1220mm

Max length :3000mm

Width :1220mm

Thickness:3mm,4mm,5mm ,...25mm

water content :10% max

pevcentage of dry shrinkage :0.5%

usege : fireproof , soundproof , water proof

Product type : L Type 3-30048

Manufacture standard : GB-25970-2010 «Inorganic Non-combustible Composite Board»

Raw materials :magnesium oxide + magnesium chloride + glass fiber cloth of middle alkal +expanded perlite + sawdust + other Auxiliary materials +additives

Certificate : CE . ISO9001

1.Strictly quality inspection to confirm that you could received the satisfied products.

2.Checking and rechecking continues through the final processing,selecting,packing and final loading into containers.

Q: Okay, over the course of about the last three weeks, my female box turtle has laid four eggs... I've cvalled a couple pet shops and they have told me to look online for imformation on how to care for them, and they also mentioned to keep the eggs away from the parents because all they will do is step on and mush the eggs, which i found to be true... I was just wondering if anyone could help me out with information like what should i keep the eggs in? From what a read, a mixture of Peat Moss, Vermiculite (Mineral), and Spaghnum Moss works well... Any suggestions/information is appreciated!!: Earthworms okorder

Q: Like at a place that sells plants ? Or where: i will take a gander at this pickle you dropped yourself in. I have few experiences relating to reptiliar pregnancies and births and copulation, but i will attempt to put the bone in the mouth if you will so to speak. try to take the urine from your toilet and pour 34ccs into a small test tube then proceed to add baking soda with a bag of doritos. Pour this substance on the eggs and presto your eggs will return to its original state. quite simple.

Q: If I want to repot a houseplant to a bigger container, what kind of soil do I use?: t would really depend upon what type of plant it is. Some house plants need less water, so you should use a sandy potting soil or ones with a lot of vermiculite in it. Succulents and cacti need sandy soils that drain well, for example. If it's a plant that needs a lot of water, you should chose one or create one that has more clay in it. If it's a plant that needs extra feeding, such as a heavy bloomer or a heavy foliage plant, there are potting soils with extra fertilizers in it. Also, different plants need different amounts of certain fertilizers like magnesium or pot ash or nitrogen. Too much of these for your plant can burn it. Too little can cause poor growth. The amounts of magnesium can also change the colors of the blooms as well. And some plants need more or less acidic levels. Azalea's need different amounts of acids than other plants, for example. African Violet's need more acid as well. Potting Soil Plus Fertilizer would probably be the best answer, unless the plant you are transplanting needs low fertilizer, in which case a general purpose soil mix would be best. And that doesn't even take into consideration whether it is an aquatic plant, in which case it would need an aquatic soil mix and need to be covered with pea gravel to prevent fish from uprooting the plant or from contaminating the water and causing an algae bloom.

Q: I was just wondering how to estimate, just a ballpark figure, how much it would take to completely replace a pool lining?: You need to be more specific. It depends on the size of the pool and whether you are going to have it done or do it yourself.

Q: I am closing on my first home next Monday and we have been in discussion with the seller, a 3rd party bank, about who should pay for removal of asbestos found during the inspection. The vermiculite insulation was found in the eaves on the 2nd floor and inbetween the drywall and studs on that floor as well. There is also floor tile that is said to contain asbestos mastic. I received 4 quotes to remove this, all which came in right around $12,000. The bank has offered us $7,000 to put toward the removal. We are going to forgo removing the tiles and just cover them with carpet. Can anyone tell me if they have been through a similar situation and if it was worth it? Should I walk away if they won‘t pay the full $12,000? I am told the tiles are not a danger to my family‘s health and are in all schools.: I agree with Bare B above. Leaving the floor becomes a disclosure issue for you once you decide to sell. That may put you in the position of having to pay to remove it anyways to sell the house. In addition, the tiles are not a danger as long as they do not disintegrate or begin to degrade. How can you guarantee that once you cover them with carpeting the moisture from having the carpets cleaned, the pressure from moving furniture or dropping things won't create a very big problem of them deteriorating right under your feet without your knowledge? You may not even be able to find an insurer to give you homeowners insurance without exclusions. Run, do not walk away from this deal unless the bank is prepared to take total financial responsibility for this risk.

Q: Marv is about 1 year old. I got her in the summer and she ate a lot and grew obese. (I fed her super worms and greens.) I set up a brumation box, wider but shorter than a shoe box, but it might not be deep enough. She went in a week before Christmas and dug up the (moistened) Vermiculite real well. There‘s a big pile outside the entrance. We‘ve recently heard her scratching on the wooden box. Is there anything I should be worried about?: Sorry dude I got nothing, could she be trapped, or pregnant? I would be worried it's been that long, has she come out at all?

Q: ingredients for the perfect potting soil please !?: Limoncello is the forte of the Amalfi coast in Italy. places together with Sicily, Capri and Sorrento declare to be the dwelling house of this yet there is no genuine thank you to tell. the key is this variety of lemons used, they're purely grown in that part of Italy. each dwelling house and each kin used to have their very own recipe for making limoncello however the undemanding recipe is a impartial grain spirit, lemon zest, water and sugar. then you definitely permit it sit down for some months until it rather is waiting. this must be served chilly, some will pass so some distance as to maintain it interior the freezer.

Q: hey i need help, i just started to ready a small plot for vegetables in my garden, and i‘ve got weeds in several places. there‘s also a lot of stones in the garden. and when i keep trying to dig up the weeds with my fork, the weeds sometimes snap. and then i can‘t find the root. does anyone have any tips/advice on the best way to go about preparing my plot? i‘ve never gardened before.: If this plot has never been dug before, just mark off your site and pull weeds that are tall. Turn your soil with a fork, removing stones that show up as you go. Add vermiculite and compost after you have turned the soil at least once. Once your additives are spread out evenly, turn the soil again. Come back in a day or two and turn the soil once again. Most any growing weed will call it a day by now. Just by turning the soil, you are likely making suitable conditions for weed seeds that are lingering in the soil to sprout. You can always turn your soil, water the plot, and wait a couple of weeks to see what sprouts. Since you have loosened the soil so well, you should be able to pluck weeds right out. Try to avoid using herbicides---they are bad for the environment, and I don't care how safe they are supposed to be when used in a vegetable patch--I won't use that stuff. I grow 100% organic crops. Try never to step in your turned soil. You don't want the dirt to be compacted as water and air have more trouble penetrating hard soil. Make your plot no larger than 4'x4' so you can work with your plants while standing on the edges.

Q: My female leopard gecko laid two eggs last night, and I totally wasn't expecting them too. Is this what time of year it should happen? How will I know if she is going to lay them again? She is housed with a male also, and I want to see if I can get some good eggs. How can I go about this. Major tips please!: Theres a product out called Jungle Bedding . We used it on most of our snakes and it works great. And it has vermiculite in it. Only thing is I cant remember who makes it..Always remember if it is toxic to you...its toxic to them

Q: When I got up this morning I found my roommate sitting at the kitchen table eating what I thought was a bowl of cereal. As I began to make coffee and tell him what a drunken jerk he had been last night I recalled that we had no cereal. When I looked at the bowl I recognized that what he was eating was the vermiculite that I keep in a large Tupperware container for indoor gardening use. He had found it, assumed that it was some kind of Rice Krispy - like breakfast cereal and had put milk and tons of sugar on it. At that point he had finished most of the bowl. Being a grouchy, hung-over jerk he refused to believe me, try as i did, that it wasn't breakfast cereal and finished it. I think the stuff is pretty much inert but I'm no doctor. Should I take him to the ER? Call poison control? At this point he has gone back to bed and is snoring loudly as usual.: Common ingredients: Peat, perlite, vermiculite, sand, coconut coir, compost, topsoil. Potting soil varies with the use. There are soilless potting media that are very light in weight, easy for roots to penetrate and free of insects and disease. Potting mixes that contain garden topsoil provide larger plants more stability because they are heavier. Bagged potting media containing garden soil will be pasteurized to kill pathogens. Topsoil will be amended with compost and coarse sand or perlite and vermiculite to make it lighter less likely to compact. Coir is shredded coconut hull fiber. Topsoil, consists of 93% mineral and 7% bioorganic substances. The mineral portion of dirt is roughly equal parts clay, sand, silt. A soilless potting mix will have sphagnum peat moss, perlite, sand, or vermiculite but no soil or compost.

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