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Non-Asbestos Houses Installation  Fireproof  Fiber Cement  Board

Non-Asbestos Houses Installation Fireproof Fiber Cement Board

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Product Applications:

Can be used in washrooms as the ceiling, partition and backer boards. Additionally, Due to the features of fire prevention, thermal insulation, mildew proof and moisture proof, Bestinboards are also applicable to places where high security is needed.

 

Product Features:

1.Fire-retardant

2.Thermal-insulated

3.Mildew proof

4.Moisture proof

5.Sound insulated

6.Low moisture and water absorption

7.100% asbestos free  and other hazardous substances.

 

Product Advantages:

1.Hold by Wooden Pallet

2.Covered by PVC and Bonded with plastic belt

3.Fasten around the corners

4.Mounted in container to protect your purchasing.

 

Trade Term

1. Payment: T/T

2 .Lead time: Samples:15 Working days;

3. Shipping freight are quoted under your requests.

4. Shipping port: Foshan,Guangzhou or Shenzhen port, Mainland China.

5. Discounts: discount based on the order quantity.

 

Certificate

Products are Calcium Silicate Board (Fiber Cement Board), exterior wall plate, Facade Board and lining board, etc. Our products have passed ISO certificates. CE, TUV Certificates are on progress.

 

Product Specifications:

 

Size

Standard Size

Size:1220*2440*4/6/8/9/10/12/15mm

Appearance

                   Surface                    

Surface:Un-Sanded/Sanded/Polished;
EdgeSquare/Recessed/
Physical Properties








Density

1.2-1.3g/cm3  

Bending Strength

Cross      > 16Mpa

Parallel    60-70Mpa

Moisture Movement<0.20%
Water Absorption< 0.1%
Water Contain<6%(Under EMS condition)
Thermal Conductivity0.12-0.15 w/(m •k)
Non-combustibilityGB 8624-2006 Grade A1,CE EN 12467:2012 Grade A1
Water ImpermeablilityTraces of moisture appeared on the under surface of the sheet,but no formation of drops of water on the underside of the sheet after 24 hours.
Freeze-thawNot have cracking and layering after freeze-thaw cycles 25 times.
ApplicationInterior Ceiling,Interior Patition, Bottom Liner
Products WarrantyMore than 20 years

 

Raw Material Content
Cement 44 %
Quartz  44 %
Natural Fiber 8 %
Suspension4 %
Composition of Finished Product Content
Crystalloid of Calcium Silicate 52%
Quartz 30%
Calcium Carbonate  10%
Cellulose 8%                              

 

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Non-Asbestos Houses Installation  Fireproof  Fiber Cement  Board

Q: The tile guy that I am using has never worked with stone, so I am worried. Can you please give me some insight on some things I should know about using stone (slate) for wall tile in a shower/bath.
I have to ask is the Slate Milled, or like field stone. 1/2 inch concrete backer board on studs is sufficient. I'd also use a vapor barrier, perhaps even double wall backer board. Vertical installs shouldn't be attempted by someone unfamiliar with the tile species, but I have to assume theyd' like to learn, at least. As an installer he should know the properties of various mortars and mastics used for many species of wall tile, and perhaps apply those to slate, unless it isn't milled. Then it would be more like building a stone facade on a structure. Certainly slate would be more porous, since it's likely unglazed, but glazing it yourself will probably turn into a life long career in maintaining. If this happens to be SLATE in the form of tile, install and grouting will be much easier. If this is to be a more rustic effect, with mosaic shapes in some rough slate, I'd make sure the installer had some better level of knowledge. Steven Wolf Just my 2 sense
Q: I removed old tile from my bathroom walls as well as the old vinyl flooring. Underneath the vinyl was cement backerboard, which is good. But all around the outer edges where the wall tile used to be, is a 1 inch gap where the floor board are showing. How do I get this gap filled? Do I need to rip up the old cement backerboard and start over? Can I cut small strips of new backerboard to slip in the crevice? Is there a compound I can fill the gap with? Any help out there?
Fill it with thin-set. There won't be any pressure applied along the wall. Fill with thin-set and wait 24 hours to dry before installing tile. Just make sure to smooth it out and it's level with rest of the backer-board floor.
Q: Can the board be replaced by woodworking board?
The Etch board can replace the woodworking board.
Q: DO i NEED TO ATTACH CEMENT BOARD ON THE EDGE OF THE COUNTER TOP BEFORE APPLYING THE TILE?
not with good adhesive, grout and good grout sealer if you used good 3/4 ACX Plywood I wouldn't worry about it.
Q: How to install the outer wall plywood
Before installation, please determine the number of hanging plates and accessories according to the actual situation of the house. In addition, the use of some suitable tools and equipment during the installation will help to improve the installation speed and effect. Commonly used tools are: electric saw (desktop or portable), hand hammer, fine tooth straight knife saws, rectangular ruler, level ruler, tape, ink line, protective glasses, tool knives, iron scissors; Hole clamp.
Q: do i need to put down cement board on concrete before laying tile?
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Q: more upscale. is this true? is there a big difference in the look? how do they differ in appearance? whats so great about it?
Vinyl siding, especially the cheapest grades have a plastic appearance. It's inexpensive and it doesn't dent like the old aluminum siding. It can be maintained with an occasional spray of the hose or power washer. It's usually a desireable selling-point --maintenance-free -- Cement board is more costly and requires painting. It does allow for changing the color of your house for the price of a fresh coat of paint. It's durable and long-lasting. It's usually molded with a wood-grain pattern and It has a noticeably more upscale appearance than vinyl. Some local ordinances prohibit vinyl siding due to its cheap appearance.
Q: How does the cement pressure plate make a large brick? Specific steps and methods?
With metal frame, paint brush outside the double-sided pressure plate fiber cement road off
Q: Can i tile over plywood floor, without using cement board?
No.... just plywood sub floor doesnt allow the proper support for ceramic. Total thickness must be a minimum or 1 1/4 substrate to allow for tile. This is why cement board (1/2) makes an ideal substrate for tile. There is a way to do an extra layer of wood (1/2) but this is a very specific process and must be done right to work.. Now if your doing a vinyl tile you can use a vinyl tile directly over a wood sub floor although a new thin wood (1/4) is suggested to allow the glue to adhere to new wood better. Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar and check my qualifications there. GL

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