polished surface decorative vermiculite fireproof board for fireplace

polished surface decorative vermiculite fireproof board for fireplace System 1

polished surface decorative vermiculite fireproof board for fireplace

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 500 pc

Supply Capability:: 200000 pc/month

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Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	in bulk or in pallet
Delivery Detail:	20days after deposit

Specifications

magnesium oxide board
CE certificate
A grade non combustible(GB8624)
fireproof,waterproof,soundproof,
green board

Products data

Chemical composition	Magnesium oxide,magnesium chlo-ride,saw dust,perlite,glass fiber cloth,non-woven cloth
Material	Modified magnesia cement
Fireproofing characteristic	A grade non combustible(GB8624)
Density	0.8-1.1g/cm3
Intensity of bending resistance when dry	18Mpa(GB/T7019-1997)
Intensity of bending resistance when moisture-saturated condition	22Mpa(GB/T7019-1997)
The rate of deformation when pick up the moisture	0.26%(GA160-1997)
The shrinking rate when heated	1.0%(GA160-1997)
Water permeability	there is no drop of water to emerge in the back(CNS13778)
Impact resistance	No crack,strip and run through(CNS13778)
Thermal resistance	1.14m2k/w(GB/T 13475-92)
Sound insulation	≥44db(GBJ121-88)
Color	white or grey
Security	100% does not include the asbestos,formaldehyde,and benzene
Radioactivity	Not limited by the scope of application(GB6566-2001)

Q: i am doing a project where you use a plastic container and put insulation in it to keep a fake bug frozen in a ice cube from melting. It will lie under a lamp that is on. What are very good insulators that wont let the heat come in and wont let the cold get out?: Regular potting soil mixed with sand or just damp sand is fine. Her instinct is to bury the eggs and the sand or sand/soil mix will hold the shape better for that then the vermiculite. Vermiculite is better for incubating eggs.

Q: I am putting together 2 elevated gardens for a nursing home. total square feet of soil needed 12 cubic ft. 1: having trouble with the math. how many quarts needed? how many pounds needed? products are marketed with either quarts or pounds. trying to convert via google not helpful. Would like the most organic setup possible. Been reading about fertilizer, compost, soil, other buzz words i do not understand. Want ideal, organic growing conditions.garden will be set up outside. would like to grow flowers and foods. nothing chosen, yet. am asking for specific recommendations such as ratios for compost, soil, which to put on top, bottom, etc. links to products, specifically amazon, GREATLY appreciated. Thank you.: Depends on the tire, the rim and the tools you have. Most tubeless street bike tires are very closely made to fit rim size so there's not a lot of free-play, and using a standard tire-iron is not easy to get it even started off the rim without damage to the tire and the rim. Unless you are changing tires with the proper tools on a regular basis you're better off just letting the Shop do it for the $20 or so they charge.

Q: Household plants and such, not grass.: i have no idea what home oxygen is, but ANY additional amount of gaseous oxygen near a burning process will speed it up. faster burning means bigger and most importantly HOTTER flames, since more energy is set free in the same amount of time. the more oxygen the bigger the effect.

Q: I had a philodendron plant in my house. I decided to put it outside. The wind knocked it over. Some of the plants stem is bent and broken, so I cut it off. The ‘cutting‘ I salvaged has no roots, it‘s all in the soil. I placed the philodendron in water, hoping it will grow new roots. Is there anything else I should do? (I don‘t have a picture of it): One of the reasons for philodendrons' popularity is their ease of propagation. Cuttings taken from the growing tips root readily in potting soil, vermiculite or water. This method works well for vining forms that have pronounced growth nodes -- the bumpy areas where leaves or aerial roots grow. During a period when the plant is actively growing, take 6-inch cuttings from the tips of the plant. Remove leaves away from two or three nodes at the bottom of the cutting, leaving one or two leaves on the growing tip, and sink it into moist media or water. Roots should begin forming within 10 days to three weeks. Plants have individual habits that control their readiness to form new roots, but keeping them in a bright, but not sunny, window where temperature ranges are 70 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit during the daytime and 55 to 60 degrees at night provides optimum conditions for a fast start.

Q: i got him in december but for the past two days he hasnt been opening his eyes and he is alive. he moves around and stuff.: Schedule an immediate veterinary appointment, as this indicates an issue that should be treated. Soil mixes (without perlite or vermiculite or additives) are fine for water dragon enclosures, since water dragons love to dig burrows, but they can get messy. Your dragon should have a water pan large enough for it to submerse itself in, but easy for it to get in and out of. They can splash a lot and make a mess. I don't recommend slate for water dragons--they should have either a thick layer of newspaper, or a finer particulate bedding like coconut husk or soil, because they tend to throw themselves violently off their basking perch when disturbed. When kept in proper conditions, water dragons are generally hardy, but they do need yearly veterinary care to check for parasites, and may be prone to the occasional infection or other minor issue. If it is a simple eye infection, prognosis is quite good, so long as treatment isn't delayed. Naturally, clean the water pan daily, and change the bedding weekly, to avoid bacteria, mold, and mildew which can lead to infections.

Q: It's a science experiment, and I don't want to purchase a system. Researching on hydroponics, they say all this complicated stuff that's hard to understand if I'm just doing an experiment where I can grow the plant. Please help, thank you, much mahalo.: The eggs will be more difficult to see in the vermiculite but with that many adults some females will definitely have layed eggs in it if you kept it damp. You are better off taking the egg chambers out to incubate separately. Young crickets hatch out the size of fleas and it will be difficult to effectively feed and water them if they are mixed in with the adults. The adults will also cannibilize the young. Keep the egg chamber lightly damp but not wet and incubate it at around 85F. It will take around 2 weeks for the eggs to hatch. Crickets are really a smelly, time consuming hassle to breed for one bearded and take several weeks to reach useable size. I only breed them when I specifically need many tiny crickets, I would really suggest you try breeding one of the feeder roaches like Dubia if possible. Much easier and much less smelly then crickets.

Q: I wanted to mist the vermiculite but by accident the eggs got a little damp. Is that okay? And also, do they sit at the top of the vermiculite or do they have to be buried?: Vermiculite contains styrofoam balls that give it it's elasticity. This is necessary to give your pool bottom the flex needed when walking on pool floor. A hard surface would cut your liner.

Q: My Iguana started laying her eggs today right now and its too late to go to a store to get an incubator for them so I want to make one except I can‘t find any good tutorials. At homedepo I could only find perlit not Vermiculite and currently I have them in a glad plastic container with the perlit and a 100watt light on top. and I put a baking aluminum tray under it with water. but not sure if the glad container should be closed top or open or be closed and have holes??? And is there a better way to set it up?: Just keep them in a box around the same temp as it was when they where layed (unless its really cold where you are like it is in Colorado -.- ) with some holes. But before you pick them up make a mark on the side thats up right now, If you spin the egg it'll die. Then just go to petsmart or something and get a good incubator tomarrow. Homemade ones usally don't work and you never see baby iggys. ]: Make sure to line up homes before they hatch, you don't want (or atleast I don't even though I love iggys, just to many) 72 more or less little iggys running around well you try to find them homes.

Q: How do make it more humid for my leopard gecko eggs can I spray the eggs with a little water? How often shOuld I spray my tank and if so the eggs alsowith water to increase humidity? And is spagnam moss an okay substrate for my leopard gecko eggs considering my local pets tore doesn't sell any vermiculite?: I'm guessing your trying the pf tek method. Try Lowes off of Stassney and I-35 for the vermiculite. central market for the brown rice flour. We also have an excellent hydroponic store here in Austin called Bright Ideas off of Congress and 71 for the Perlite and other needs. Good luck.