High Quality Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Low Thermal Conductivity Fireproof Insulation Rock Wool

High Quality Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Low Thermal Conductivity Fireproof Insulation Rock Wool System 1

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High Quality Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Low Thermal Conductivity Fireproof Insulation Rock Wool

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Min Order Qty:: 8 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 100 m.t./month

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Fireproof Rock Wool Rock Wool Board with High Quality

Introduction
The external thermal insulation rockwool board is designed for the buildings of external thermal insulation system with thin finish coat and applys to external wall insulation and energy saving of new or existing building whose foundation wall is concrete or brick and other compact structures.

The external thermal insulation rockwool strip can also be used as fire barrier to improve the fire resistance of buildings external walls with other thermal insulation materials.

Features and Application

1,High compressive strength, tensile strength and good durability ensures the reliability and long-term stability of the product in the application.

2,Low thermal conductivity can effectively reduce the heat loss of the building to achieve energy saving and emission reduction.

3,External thermal insulation rockwool boards will not release heat and poisonous smoke because of its incombustibility and can effectively partition the spread of flam when fire occurs.

4,It has good performance of non-hygroscopicity, ageing resistance and long-term stability.

5,It is light weight and easy to be cut and processed

Specification

Standard Requirement	Deviation
Length	1200mm	+10/-3mm
Width	600mm	+5/-3mm
Thickness	30mm—150mm	±3mm
Density	40kg/m3—250kg/m3	±10kg/m3

Packaging & Shipping

Product is packed in polythene plastic thermal-shrink film.
Thickness of each package is within the range of 300-400 mm.
During transportation and storage, keep product away from moisture and compressive deformation
Genaraly 6-10pcs/pack

Low Thermal Conductivity Fireproof Insulation Rock Wool of High Quality

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Q:i have size 14 kniting needles and i was wondering if those were too big for kniting a scarf with regular yarn: You use the appropriate size of needle for the yarn you are usingSo a thick yarn needs thicker needles, and very fine thread needs really fine needles as wellA general rule (and there are exceptions) is that you lay two lengths of yarn side by side, and the thickness of them together is the thickness of the needles you would useThis is for most regular knitting, such as a sweaterBut for a scarf, you usually want a looser fabric, so slightly larger needles are acceptableFor something like socks, where you want a tighter fabric, you want thinner needlesIf those are all the needles you have, and the yarn is quite thin, you can sometimes double up the yarnOr use two yarns, even if they are different sizes and colours - you can often get really interesting effects that wayThe only way you will know for sure is to knit a small sample in the pattern you are usingMake it about 4 x 4 inches to get a good idea of what it looks like and feelsStart the scarf, and knit about 4 inchesis that what you wanted? Is it too tight, too loose? Make adjustments in needle size or yarn sizeYou can always pull out the stitches, and start over - the yarn won't mindThen keep a notebook with a sample of the yarn, with notes about needle size used, and the pattern usedMake a note how you liked the fabric so you will know the next time you have a similar yarn which needles to useThis will be your own personal reference libraryIf you have any yarn left, make a small sample to keep in your book as well.

Q:I have a two storied house but only one air conditionerThe thermostat is located on the first floorDuring summer the rooms upstairs really get hot during the after noon hours and is almost impossible to stay upstairsCan a radiant heat blocker paint to the underside of the roof be of any helpHow effective (temperature reduction in the attic) is this method?: They say that radiant barrier paint really works.but for the life of me I can't see how a layer of silver paint on the underside of your roof can do any good at all.except make money for the company that sprays it onA deep layer of blown in insulation is you best investment.plus add a good attic ventilation system.which could be gable vents as well as power roof vents.and maybe even some under eve vents that allow the cooler air to enter at lower part and hotter air to escape up high through the power vents.

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Q:Should he insulate the attic? My son had an energy audit done on their 1920s colonialAttic is largely floored over what appears to be vermiculite perhaps some added celluloseVery little venting up there, only the gable windows (no soffit or ridge vents)The company that did the audit recommends he insulate the attic, turn it into heated spaceThis would mean putting insulation up against the roof, and on the walls at the roof ends.Does this make sense to forum experts? I thought the roof needed ventilation or it would deteriorate rapidly.: Couple of answers in one; the wonderful 1920’s home was probably floored before it was insulated wellAny of the older insulation that was installed years gone by has most likely settled i.ecompacted and compacted insulation looses some of it’s “R” value and more insulation should be installed ( blown-in or bats your choice.) but it’s floored now and that makes for a lot of work unless you don’t plan to store things in the atticOne serious problem, the old insulation could also have asbestoses in it? If you plan on messing with it have it testedInsulation on the ceiling of the attic a bit over kill, I believe you could do about the same thing if you vented the attic area better i.esoffit ridge vents electric roof vent to let the hot air outIt’s heat build-up in the attic that shortens the life of the shinglesYou’ve seen them before, the shingles start bowing / curling up at the ends, that’s to much heat in the atticHomes old or new sometimes you just need to throw a little money at them.

Q:OK, never done this, I'm trying to cut down on our huuge heating billThis house we're in is older, and not built very wellSo, were' trying to insulate as much as possibleThe attic has insulation but it's really old, and the inspector said it was rated to some number that wasn't nearly enoughSo when I get new insulation, should I get the fiberglass rolls, then just roll it right over top of the old stuff? OR, should I rip the old stuff out??And whats the best way to insulate the walls? Can I do this by shooting some of that loose stuff down the walls from the attic? Thanks, I'm totally clueless.: Al is a metal, 13 protons and 13 electrons, 14 neutrons.

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