High High High Quality White Color Fiber Cement Board

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High High High Quality White Color Fiber Cement Board

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 700 m²

Supply Capability:: 100000 m²/month

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Q: Installation of fiber cement board: First of all, according to the requirements of the drawings and the actual size of the field line, with the boom to the main keel level fixed on the floor, the main Between the keel spacing of about 1m, the cover keel installation must be guaranteed in the same level.

Q: Meiyan cement board manufacturers of high quality products do: Compared to domestic ordinary fiber cement board, the quality is indeed better, but also depends on the specific use.

Q: What exactly are fibre cement nails and what are they used for and a description.: Not sure your spelling is correct, but cement board such as DUROCK uses special screws for installation. No fiber cement board uses nails they all get installed with SCREWS

Q: If properly waterproofed/installed, will extreme temperatures still gradually warp cement backer boards and crack tile flooring? Thank you.: Nope. Not if it's installed properly on a solid foundation.

Q: We're trying to get inspiration for this project. We want something less expensive than a regular bed frame and easy to move, in other words as easy to break down and load up as possible. We have already bought a queen mattress, 9 cement blocks, and four 40x30 inch three-quarter thick plywood boards to do a basic platform bed. But after getting the materials I realized how short this bed is going to be. I want it more traditional height. I could go get 9 more blocks to make it 8 inches taller but really the first round of blocks are more than I want to fool with when we're moving.So after googling, I found the milk crate &amp; board foundation idea. But by the time I buy enough crates, and considering the money I've already spent on all the cement blocks, we could buy a traditional frame.Anybody have ideas on something else to use? Lightweight but sturdy. And cheap? Or know of any place to buy the rigid crates less than $10 a piece?Thanks: Blues man have great ideas! You need to consider the weight or the lack there of - when putting together a platform bed and the height of the mattress off the floor- or the sheets and blankets won't hand correctly. What floor in the house is it going? Cement blocks are heavy- is the second floor going to take all of the additional weight without creating other issues. If you put them on wooden flooring- your going to scratch the heck out of it. On a rug- your going to destroy the rug, additionally, all cement throws dust. If you used milk crates the weight and shape of them would present a problem as they wouldn't make the correct shape due to being perfectly square, when a mattress which have standard sizes. The other issue, is milk crates will be noisy unless of course you sleep like the dead and have no sex drive:~O Good luck!

Q: I currently have aluminum siding on my house, I want to replace it with stucco. I need to do a full tear off because behind the siding is compressed fiberboard. I will need to apply a backboard to stucco over, so the question is, should I apply cement backer board, hardiboard or plywood? Plywood would be the easiest to apply, and possibly the cheapest, but that doesn't mean it would be best. Any stucco pros with some insight?: first answer has it right.good luck.

Q: What to use to fill gap between green wall board and cement board, and between cement boards around bath tub?: It won't look right doing it your way. You need to add another layer of cement board or take cement board off and fur framing out 1/2 . Watch out if this is on wall with tub faucets as your trim ring for valves may be out too far after you add 1/2. Do all sides so they match.

Q: I have 9 asbestos tile on concrete floor. Can I put cement board over tile this then install ceramic tile?: Whooaaa!... We're talking about asbestos!... What you need to do is call in a local cleaning crew/or better yet, the health department to come in and remove those immediately!... Asbestos has been known to cause Alot of health issues!... Call your local health department/ or environmental services and let them know of the situation. If my knowledge is correct, they can usually come out there and remove it for free...

Q: Gypsum board and cement board decoration room difference: This is a big difference to go, gypsum board is generally used in housing partition decoration, our housing is usually not used to cut off the gypsum board, because the space hole, and not strong, the general office decoration, large room separated into a small room Gypsum board, low cost, fast efficiency; cement board is relatively heavy, moving inconvenient, high cost, home decoration and more use, their place to live more concerned about the quality of good or bad, each has its advantages, focusing on practical use and demand

Q: I currently have a cheap ceramic tile on my bathroom floor. It is set on cement board. I would like to replace it with a slate-like porcelain tile. Can I simply remove the ceramic tile or do I have to also tear out the cement board and replace it? How big of a project is this? I previously installed porcelain tile on a plywood floor over cement board and am wondering if the demolition creates a bigger problem.: Yes you can reinstall on the cement board. Just be careful not to damage it when removing the old tile. If you do it is fairly easy to lay down a new layer of cement board. If you are capable of installing tile, then you are capable of putting in the cement board.

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