Middle Density Fiber Cement Board System 1

Middle Density Fiber Cement Board

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1,Structure of （Cement Boards） Description

Waterproofing;Sound Insulation;High density;moisture proof;anti-sunk;Strength;Toughess;Anti wet; Nice thin board usage,bendable.

2,Main Features of the （Cement Boards）

Properties:
·100% Non-asbestos
·Density: 1250 to 1500 kg/m3 (+ - 5%)
·Coefficient of thermal expansion: 0.11 kcal/m.hroC
·Bending Strength: over 180 kgf/cm2
·Linear expansion rate: 0.1%
·Water absorption rate: 35%
·Water penetration rate: 0%
·Water content: 8%
·Incombustibility according to CNS 6532 and BS 476

3,（Cement Boards） Images

Fiber Cement Board

4,（Cement Boards） Specification

Standard Data of the Middle Density Firber Cement Board
Standard Size	1220X2440mm/1200X2400mm	Max Width	1250mm	Max Length	4880mm
Thickness	4-30mm	Density	1.3-1.7g/cm3
Wet Expansion Rate	≤0.23%	Water Penetration	≤25%
Forst Resistance	No Layer & no cracks after 25 cycles under freezing and thawing
Incombustibility	Incombustible Class A1	Radioactivity	Decorative materials Class A
Flexural Strength	Air dried Condition ≥18	Water Penetration	Back side without water drop after 24 hours

	Saturated Condition≥14

5,FAQ of （Cement Boards）

Application

(1)Cavity Wall for Interior Partition

1.Wet area( restroom,kitchen and basement etc.)

2.High sound insulation requirements area ( pc room,meeting room and hotel etc.)

(2) Light Concrete Grouting Wall

(3) Other Applications

1. Ceiling board

2. Perforated board

3. Aluminum lining boards and insulation barriers for high-speed train

4. Column Coverage

Production Scale and Equipment

We introduced international advanced equipment and technologies. From raw materials preparation to board forming stacking and compressing, autoclaving and destacking are all controlled by strict and efficient production craft. The whole process is full automatic, high efficient and quality stable.

Q: Will the cement board rust?: Reinforced concrete (English: Reinforced Concrete or Ferroconcrete), engineering often referred to as reinforced concrete (tong). Refers to a composite material that improves the mechanical properties of a concrete by cooperating with a composite material consisting of reinforcing steel bars, steel plates or fibers in concrete. For the most common form of stiffened concrete.

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 a big job. You can use an engineered wood floor and glue it down (This is not like laminate more like plywood, the top layer is relatively thick and could be refinished years down the road if needed). First you have to make sure you don't have excessive moisture in the slab. Seal it if needed. I have a glue down hardwood floor my bedroom is 25+ years old and a few years ago did the rest of my house. It's fine. If you want to DIY do some reading about it first. Get a how to book on-line or at a home improvement center. It is certainly doable. The comment about access, regardless of your flooring choice ripping up the slab will obviously ruin the floor, so I don't think that is a consideration. Tile doesn't like being ripped up either.

Q: how do you join cement board from a shower wall to drywall?: Other than being nailed to the same stud, it is not all that necessary that they be joined together. Just figure on the tile overlapping the drywall about a half an inch to kill the crack. You can mesh tape them together however and skim them flat with each other as long as you don't skim wide into the tile board area. You could do as little as just caulk the crack with silicone too.

Q: I see pictures of peoples' dorm rooms where they have heavy pictures and bulletin boards to stick on their walls and I could never find any sticky stuff at the store that was strong enough... help!: Is this us or uk? In uk (woolworths) you can get velcro stick on things , adhesive on both sides, really strong, Ive got my number/licence plates stuck on with it, been on 2 years, and you can pull it off when you need to. But if its just posters and stuff, then blu-tack would do it, wouldn't it?

Q: i am building an outdoor BBQ island and i live in an area that snow will fall for a couple of months. i have been researching cement backer board and i cant find any recommendations on snow fall and what type of tyle is best for this application. dont want to make this investment untill i know what i am getting into. any suggestions: I built a tile inlay on my deck for my grills. It's held up through 3 Wisconsin winters so far. I used pressure treated plywood for a base, then installed Durock over the plywood. Use Flexbond thinset for adhering the tiles. My neighbor owns a flooring store, and he set me up with an epoxy grout. You have to work it quickly to avoid a mess, but it's very durable. Hope this helps. EDIT: I would recommend using the plywood to give the Durock additional support. If you can enlarge the opening enough to wrap the Durock around the edge, you should be good. The tile and Durock should provide enough protection to keep the plywood from burning. If that will be an issue, you can screw some pressure treated 2x4's along the length of the metal frame, spaced every 16 or so, and then screw the Durock to that. This will give the top support so it won't deflect under the weight of the tile and snow, and keep the tile from popping. Good luck.

Q: I'm laying slate tile over linoleum that was installed about 6 months ago....the linoleum is in very good condition, very smooth with no rips or lifting. I've done some research and figured I could put down cement board and then lay the tile on that. The floor under the linoleum is cement. Is there a special drill/special screw necessary to attach the cement board to the cement foundation?: You will have to scrape off the linoleum cover and the adhesive as well which was used for laying the linoleum sheet in order to ensure that the laying of slate tiles however laid gets a bonding with the original floor without which the money you spend to get the best value of it will never be guaranteed.

Q: Span 3 meters of the prefabricated plate can withstand much pressure: This is generally dare not consider the students, first of all to determine the prefabricated board reinforcement, and then, and structural designers can support the next board support can withstand the maximum force is how much structural design instructions are generally explained, How much is the load, how much live is. The general plant now 350Kg / ㎡, residential office building, then 200Kg / ㎡, but also to the structural designer

Q: also how much is luber per board foot cost.: One bag of Cement is 195 pesos. ($4). Cocoa Lumber is P50 per board foot.

Q: How to make a cement board: Cement board is a cement as the main raw material processing and production of a building plate, is a between the gypsum board and stone, free cutting, drilling, carving of the building products, with its superior to gypsum board, wood fire , Waterproof, anti-corrosion, pest control, sound insulation and far lower than the price of stone and become the construction industry widely used in building materials. The cement board is prefabricated and also cast.

Q: how do i install stone veneer over cement board?: What kind of stone? Interior or exterior? If interior, what room? Is the stone rough or has it been cut to tiles? Pretty broad question. Please provide more details.

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