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:im getting an pink-toe tarantula and iv got a glass tank , iv got a few things to ask , iv brought T-Rex soil bedding i think my mate called it coco fiber would that be ok ? also im gonna feed my tarantula roaches but should i dust them ? also can i feed my tarantula meal worms? also im gonna buy wax worms iv herd they turn in moths and iv herd they love moths would that be ok ? if they do love to eat months how would i be able to help them turn into moths .: had something to do wtih like industrial revolution

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Q:How much sunlight is best?: Full sun for jalapeno plants. Pot size depends on the size of the plant. Make sure that you have good drainage and protect the peppers from bugs once they grow, and don't let them touch the ground, as they'll get brown spots and then get rotten. Water when the soil feels dry, and keep on it, because of the need for full sun (and the fact that we're getting into warmer weather here in SoCal). Good watering and fertilizer (Miracle Gro works great, get the kind for vegetables and make sure it's for container plants!) will help with a good harvest. I would also suggest more than one plant to help with cross pollenation. Best of luck.

Q:Is vermiculite bad if eaten by infants?: Potting soil has been sterilized. Those with vermiculite added will retain moisture and not compact.

Q:I need to know where to buy vermiculite and perlite for horticultural use in New Delhi?: definitely brown rice flour and vermiculite for making the cakes. If you see mold at any time, the batch has been contaminated. It is very important to throw them away immediately. If for any reason you decide to blend them for making tea, be extra careful, the shroom powder is extremely deadly if inhaled. If you don't feel 100% about growing shrooms do not. It is a very complicated yet rewarding process.

Q:Should I add bagged manure to my potting soil when I plant tomatoes?: I plant my tomato plants in 100% horse manure every year with no problems, however if you are using bags of steer manure, do not use too much. It is too strong. I never use potting soil. Plants do not like it, because it has a lot of fillers such as wood chips. Couldn't you make some compost?

Q:Wondering if nature has materials other than wood to build houses.: it really dosent matter,fear not, as long as the tubers (the rooty type nobly things are perfectally dry and kept out of day light and frost they will be fine for the next year, (ensure there is no soil left on any root, before you store) You can use shredded paper to pack them if you like, as long as it is PERFECTLY DRY. havefun

Q:I found great composite wood look heavy duty snap together raised beds at sam's club very reasonable, but now have to fill them with soil. Square foot gardening book recommends 1/3 coarse vermiculite, 1/3 peat moss and 1/3 compost - I'm worried this will dry out very quickly in our Florida sun and am tempted to use at least a good percentage of Miracle grow garden soil Does anyone have experience with quot;Mel's mixquot; soil and can you tell me if it dries out rapidly? Our prime gardening season (fall) is coming up and I plan to be ready with my new raised beds! The beds will be in mostly sun and placed directly on the ground.: Home Depot, Lowe's and your local nursery should sell bags of Vermiculite.

Q:Wanted to know because I have both a male and female box turtle and they have been hooking up.: Nesting quarters Prepare a 65L (20 gallon) tank with about 10 cm (4 inches) of potting soil or soil/vermiculite mixture. Laying eggs The average gestation period is two months, but if she doesn't find a suitable place for laying her eggs, she might retain them inside. During the last two weeks you will notice that she will spend more time on land, sniffing and digging around in order to find a proper place for laying her eggs. At this point, you need to place the female in the nesting quarters. At this point, you need to place the female in a tank with about 4 of potting soil or a soil/vermiculite mixture. Try to watch her as much as you can to see where she lays the eggs. She might lay from 2 to 20 eggs. There are pro's and con's to both leaving and removing the eggs. Removing the eggs or not There are pro's and con's to both leaving and removing the eggs.If the eggs are left, you eliminate the risk of damaging the eggs. Keepers who have a good basking area prefer to leave the eggs where they were laid, a good point of doing so is that they do not need to handle the eggs, digging them out could damage the eggs or some of them. However, if left buried, they are difficult to monitor. Also, if an egg is infected with a fungus, it may spread to the whole nest or the hatchlings may have a difficult time digging their way out.

Q:I have recently found that my family was exposed to vermiculite, a material containing asbestos, in my childhood home. During my childhood my father remodeled our home several times. What is our risk of developing asbestos related diseases? (I am having trouble finding true cancer rates and information in google searches.)No one in my family is showing abnormalities 10+ years after moving out.: Are you talking about nesting material or incubation material. For nesting/humid box, I use bed-a-beast and spagnhum moss. For incubation, I use Hatchrite. It is available online and comes ready to use. Just open the bag, put it in a container, put the eggs in it, and incubate.

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