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Loading Port:: Tianjin

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Min Order Qty:: 500 m²

Supply Capability:: 100000 m²/month

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We have organized several common questions for our clients，may help you sincerely：

① How about your company？

A world class manufacturer & supplier of fiber cement board，is one of the large-scale professional investment mineral production bases in China. Exported to markets in Asian, American, Middle East, African. OEM service available according to customer’s requirements.

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Q: Do you have to tape and fill seams on cement board when applying ceramic tile over it like when doing drywall?: Yes, you'll use fiberglass mesh tape to tape the seams and a coating of thin-set mortar

Q: I would like to replace my carpet with a real hard wood floor., but my floor under the carpet is cement. Can any one give me advise as to how I go about this. want to do it myself.: it can be done as stated above but it is not practical , if they ever have to bust up the slab for water or sewage problems the floor is gone ..

Q: I am making a custom kitchen island and I planned to tile the top of it. The top of the island is going to be made of thick plywood for strength and I was told by the man at the hardwood store where I bought all the supplies that I needed to place cement board down on the plywood before I placed the tile down. I had bought a trim to go around the table top, hoping that it would be flush with the tile once the time went into place, however using the cement board makes the trim flush with the cement board and after the tile is installed, it would be about 5 mm taller than the trim. Do I really need to use the cement board? Would it be a bad idea to place the tile and mortar directly on the plywood?: I've laid some tile, floors,showers, and a couple tables(more of the mosaic type). I'm pretty sure that you need to use hardibacker(cement board) only for showers or kitchen/bath floors. It's main purpose is to prevent any air /moisture from seeping up through the bottom ,thus causing the tiles to break. Hardibacker helps seal all that out. But I don't think it's mandatory for your project. You won't have to worry about spilled liquids after your table is cured and sealed. The grout is what keeps anything from getting under your tiles. Make sure you wait at least 24 hours before sealing your new tile job. Maybe check out a tile book from the library or look up How-to do -it Yourself type of sites for tips. Good Luck!

Q: I have 3/4 hardwood in the living and dining rooms and was wanting to avoid any step transitions. Any suggestions or opinions would be appreciated.: You might run the risk of breakage due to a high traffic area...I would check the thickness of the tile you wish to install first...then decided on whether or not 1/4 cement board will be a)strong enough and b)the right thickness. I would visit my tile expert before purchase with all designs and measurements in hand first.

Q: I removed a fiberglass tub and enclosure since it was damaged beyond repair. I am now installing a steel tub and am going to install an enclosure with it as well to save time with tiling. Now with the studs exposed, I would think I would put up a vapor barrier on the studs, then the durock cement board and then attach the enclosure. I know you use cement board for tiling, but if you are putting up an enclosure do I still use cement board?: Cement board would be best as it is a very wet area. It would save you some mold issues for sure. But, Green board (sheetrock that is mold resistant) would be cheaper and also work...You may want to check on your local construction codes, if you pulled a permit, to be sure.

Q: I've put up my cement board walls now not sure what 2 use on it as a thin coat? I am not going 2 put tile on just want a textured cement look. Also is there a metalic type paint I can use on cement? I'm looking for options in my new shower area. There is a wax or plastic also that looks like it was a type of tile adhesive that I don't know how to get off before I stain or paint the concrete. Any suggestions on how to get it off? Can I use spray paint on the concrete in a shower area? Thank you: Cement backer board is okay but probably a bit of over kill for most applications since the backsplash really doesn't get wet in most kitchens. In our last house the tile was applied to common drywall and worked just fine for the 25 years we lived in the house. Our current house has green drywall board which is more moisture resistant than common drywall but is not waterproof like cement board.

Q: nothing to add...: Yes, Google it

Q: I have a porch that is currently covered in green turf carpet. I'd like to rip off the turf, clean the cement and mortar on small stone pavers. I will be placing the stones not only on the top, but the sides, and tread and risers of the stairs as well. Can I mortar directly onto the cement or should I use backer-board? If a backer-board is needed, how do I connect the backer-board onto the concrete? Will I need special screws?: No backer needed. I've seen professionals rock right over brick and concrete.

Q: Do you have a living room with a cement board?: Fiberglass cement ceiling, also known as fiber reinforced cement board, is based on fiber and cement as the main raw material for the production of cement cement plate, with its superior performance is widely used in various fields of the construction industry. According to the different fiber is divided into chrysotile asbestos fiber cement board and non-asbestos fiber cement board, according to the different molding pressure is divided into fibrous cement without pressure plate and fiber cement pressure plate.

Q: Is there anything you can add to cement which will increase insulating power?I guess asbestos is illegal and I am not even sure how much it would work, but I was wondering if there isnt something out there that will add R value to cement if you add it to the mix without substantially reducing the strength of the cement itself.: I would not add anything to the cement itself. Cement is a formula that must be followed for the product to perform as it is designed. The best way to add insulation value is to laminate stryofoam boards to the inner surface or built a wood framed wall against the concrete wall and add fiberglass bats.

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