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Non-asbestos Fireproof 12 mm Fiber Cement Board

Non-asbestos Fireproof 12 mm Fiber Cement Board

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Non-asbestos Fireproof 12 mm Fiber Cement Board

 

Fiber cement board, using high quality fiber and mineral substances as main content,was made with forming by advanced technique & technological process & through high temperature & high pressure maintenance & special treatment.

Fiber cement board, using high quality fiber and mineral substances as main content,was made with forming by advanced technique & technological process & through high temperature & high pressure maintenance & special treatment.

 

 

 

 

Non-asbestos Fireproof 12 mm Fiber Cement Board

 

Sound and Weather Resistant:

Karmeen fiber cement boards deliver optimal sound and weather insulation. Noise as well as changing weather conditions such as freeze / thaw, heat and water pose no threat to fiber cement board. The boards retain their shape at all times.


Low Maintenance:

The ability of the boards to resist mold and algae attacks is equally impressive. The result is a long-lived façade that saves you time and effort on inconvenient and costly repairs and repaints. 


Non-combustible:

The boards are non-combustible, which is your guarantee for a safe building.


Easy Handling:

Karmeen fiber cement boards are flexible and easy to handle. They can be delivered cut to size, ready for installation. All this makes for lower construction costs, shorter construction times, and lower installed costs. 

 

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Non-asbestos Fireproof 12 mm Fiber Cement Board 

 

 

Packaging Details:
Fumigation wooden pallets+PE cover + corner protector

Non-asbestos Fireproof 12 mm Fiber Cement Board

 

Non-asbestos Fireproof 12 mm Fiber Cement Board

 

Q: I'm concerned about the silica dust. Should I hire someone?
You have a minor concern. Wear a respirator if possible. At least a dust mask. If the board was properly put down you also have to scrape up thin set under the board.Thin set also contains silica Plastic off all doors, cabinets vents ( hot and cold) and cover furniture. You ll do a better job at doing this than any one you hire. Or you cover it and hire some one. It s hard, very dusty job. Usually a one time deal isn t a concern ( as long as you take precautions) unless you have breathing problems. I ve dealt with doing this sort of work for 20+ years and no problem. Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar. GL
Q: Do not you dry the stone
Yes, as long as the cement surface to ensure the smoothness of the surface roughness and verticality can be directly sprayed.
Q: What is the weight of the generally insulated panels? As much as possible to list some, thank you prawn
In addition, this product can not be used for external wall insulation panels, deformation may not be able to hang down, down, dangerous. High-density cement fiberboard water absorption is too large, heavy weight.
Q: Glass fiber reinforced cement (GRC) board is what
Specializing in the production of GRC plate, the production cycle to reach 5,000 square meters, professional exports to foreign countries.
Q: i would also like to know what products might help me. Thanks :) Oh, and the type of board i got is called hardi-bord... i didnt know if that might help.
wow, some of these answers are terrible, I like the one where the guy says dont worry about taping and mudding the seams or the other one that said just double up the backerboard lol. Anyway, you should have a vapor barrier of some sort. Since you already put up the backerboard, you should tape and mud the seams then put a coat of Redgard(made by Custom Building Products, at Home Depot) over the backerboard. You can paint it on, its very easy. As far as the electrical box, if it was dry before then I would leave it as long as its not wrapping around any plumbing pipes.
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?
Use a slightly thinner plywood and glue it to the backer board. You will have adeqaute strength from the laminate and superior water protection from your backer board... The thicker plywood will find some use... it always does. If there is still any concern about table strength, redesign/ add to the table skirt (kind of like joists for a table top). why make it OK when you can make it great with a small amount of additional effort?
Q: the cement board is made of cement-bonded paper sludge
I'm not sure but, I know under direct heat concrete tends to explode.
Q: How does that work what do they have that makes them moisture resistance?
Hydrophobic property make it moisture free.
Q: Can I lay tile on top of an old cultured marble top w/o cement board or plywood?
no.... you have to have some type of underlyment..... or it will come out like crap....
Q: I have a small 4X2 area in which I need to re-tile. The area now is outdoors and is set inside of a concrete slab. Who ever installed the tiles before installed them like paver's where they backfilled the small area with sand (about 3). My question is can I use durock or another cement board to get a solid surface for tiling or do I need to refill the area with concrete? I don't know too much about concrete work which is why I am looking to use the cement boards.Thanks
you are on the way to getting it done, do a little more research and you should have all the knowledge that is needed to accomplish this project.

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