Pediment Ornament Mould For Column Head
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- 5000000 Sets set/month
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Introduction Of Pediment Ornament Mould For Column Head:
GRC material has excellent constructive performance in history of building construction. With high strength and good nature, it is fireproof, mildew and worm resistant, moisture proof, and sound and heat insulated. It can be processed by nailing, adhering and patching, thus it is easy and convenient in construction.
Description Of Pediment Ornament Mould For Column Head:
High strengh
Corrosion resistance, anti-frost and waterproof
Natural and hand crafted
Durable
Component Of Pediment Ornament Mould For Column Head:
Glass Fibre Reinforced Cement(Cement, Alkali Resistant Glass Fibre / protofilament), short for GRC/GFRC
Advantage Of Pediment Ornament Mould For Column Head:
Strong, Tensile-strength: 1800 Mpa, twice to triple as much as that of steel fibre.
S. G.: 2.7
Durability: Over 10 years
High heat-resistant: Its softening point is about 860
Anti-frost, waterproof&fireproof, mildew&worm and corrosion resistance
UV-protection&environment friendly
Maintenance free
Customer designs are available. Our products are very popular with domestic and abroad market. We have built a steady and long-term cooperation relationships with Chinese top 20 real estate companies and our products are exported to the Middle East, Western Europe, North America, South Africa and other countries and regions.
- Q: I want a half basketball court in the back yard. Theres limited room because we have a pool but I just want a small cement platform . Don't really care about size and all of that
- if i had the space, i would put in a tennis court and it sounds like you do...you can play hoops on the tennis court, they both need to be screened in anyway.......i am here to help you spend your money...good luck
- Q: hey im zack and im reseachin portland cement u think u guys help me i want to find out what is it and how its used? THANKS 4 UR HELP AND TIME
- Steel and Portland cement are what the whole world is made out of ! It is one of the two most important substances known to man. It is very strong in compression (squeezing) but very weak in tension (pulling) so you put steel rebar rods in the concrete. Then you have to best of everything. Portland cement can be mixed to have low or high strength
- Q: how to remove white cement?
- Only way is to use a hammer and chisel. It would have been easier if you said what the white cement was on. Is it a driveway? or cement splattered on something.
- Q: Is it better to sink fence posts in cement or geavel?I keep getting mixed answers on this. To me filling the hole with gravel will not be as sturdy as cementing the posts in. Which is better in the long run????
- Funny you should ask. I'm replacing a fence in the next couple of weeks. This isn't the first fence I've built. My method is to dig the holes (approx 2 ft deep for a fence that'll be 6 feet high), pour a little bagged cement mix in the hole, and put the post in there. Using a level, make sure the post is plumb (straight up and down) both ways and use some scrap lumber or a couple of fence pickets to hold it there. Now pour the rest of the concrete mix into the hole. Use enough to come right up to the top. Now water the mix and use a piece of rebar or something to churn the mix so that water gets all the way to the bottom. It looks good if you finish off the top of the concrete with a trowel or even a piece of wood to smooth it out. Let the concrete dry overnight and you're good to go. The concrete mix under and around the posts all the way up to grade will protect the post. I'd still use treated lumber made for ground contact, though.
- Q: Erecting a PT wood fence.Do the posts need to be cemented in?
- You don't NEED to use cement. It is probably the better choice, but we put a 6' by 8' wooden fence up in our backyard and after we put the post in, we filled it with with the dirt that was dug up, packed down extremely tight. The fence has been up for a few years now and it's very sturdy. Never had a problem with wind or anything. I don't see why you'd want to spend money when you could easily do this. But, it's up to you...
- Q: Is jypee cement best for house?
- in my opinion jypee cement is best for house because among of the other cement are not good but jypee cement is good.
- Q: I dug out a place for fire pit. I thought some cement blocks would be good to keep things in order. I'm looking at circle, and I would like it to be about about 1-2/1 ft. tall. For these twigs and small limbs that keep falling out of my gag-gum pine trees. What u say?
- Fire Pit Blocks
- Q: Make the yard with cement is cheaper or brick is cheaper? thanks!?
- Cement is cheaper, by far. And you can color it and stamp textured to make it look like brick.
- Q: I need some rubber cement thinner but dont want to pay the outrageous amount being asked for my local arts n crafts store. Is there something than can be obtained cheaper at my local home goods place that will do the same job?
- Lighter fluid would probably work.
- Q: Thought to be Lafarge cement, after 3 or 4 months should it start to deteriorate? If so why is this?
- A bit vague, but in general no cement should start to deteriorate so quickly. Was the reinforcement rusty? That will cause spalling (bursting of the concrete) Also a bad mix or improper curing (curing can be immensely important in some applications). There are also any number of chemicals which will deteriorate concrete and many of them are found right there in the ground, but this should take years to occur. If this came out of a Lafarge truck, there is always the possibility that you got a mix intended for someone else (this happens more often than many realize) There really is no excuse for cement to fail so quickly, if this was a pro job I'd have them back ASAP. If it was a personal job, check your delivery docket and if all is well, call the batch plant and get one of the concrete guys out there to take a look. It's rare, but sometimes you just get a bad batch.
1. Manufacturer Overview
| Location | Jiangsu, China |
| Year Established | 2006 |
| Annual Output Value | Above US$ 10 Million |
| Main Markets | 20.00% North America 15.00% South America 15.00% Eastern Europe 10.00% Southeast Asia 10.00% Northern Europe 10.00% South Asia 10.00% Western Europe 5.00% Africa 5.00% Mid East |
| Company Certifications | ISO9001:2000; |
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| Nearest Port | Lianyungang Port |
| Export Percentage | 41% - 50% |
| No.of Employees in Trade Department | 6-10 People |
| Language Spoken: | English; Chinese; |
| b) Factory Information | |
| Factory Size: | Above 150,000 square meters |
| No. of Production Lines | Above 10 |
| Contract Manufacturing | Design Service Offered; Buyer Label Offered |
| Product Price Range | High; Average |
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Pediment Ornament Mould For Column Head
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Shanghai Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or L/C
- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 Sets set
- Supply Capability:
- 5000000 Sets set/month
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