Silicate Board Tiles Waterproof Calcium
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- 3000 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 m²/month
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Specification
(Raw materials: pure quartz powder, quick lime, calcium silicate, plant fiber and many fined mineral stuffing including dispersant and additive) into a wet sheet and then through high temperature and high pressure autoclave for more than 10 hours by advanced technology. That it will compose a special calcium silicate board. There is no asbestos, brucite and meerschaum in the raw materials and the formulations at all.
Product Applications:
1.Indoor ceiling of industrial and resident building.
2.Partition of industrial and resident building.
3.The ceiling and partition of the bathroom and other wet condition building.
4.Indoor ceiling and partition as base board of the decoration for operation room,clean room of hospital or laboratory .
5.The fireproof board of the air passage.
6.Furniture or furniture's accessories.
Product Advantages:
1. 100% asbestos free, environmentally friendly
2. Non-combustible Class A, does not release poisonous gas.When in contact with fire, smoke index is zero.
3. Light weight and high intensity, helps reduce the cost of building Based on stone crystal, best stability and not affected from temperature.
4. Good performance in heat preservation and insulation mildew proof and moth proof.
5. 100% asbestos free
6.Low thermal conductivity
7.Good compression strength
Main Product Features:
100% asbestos-free
Product composition: Portland cement, highly pure quartz sand, cellulose fiber
Density: 1.1-1.4 g/cm3
Water absorption: ≤30%
Moisture interference degree: 0.27mm
Moisture content: ≤10%
Swelling: ≤0.25%
Product Specifications:
FAQ:
•Q: How to calculate product transportation cost?
A: According to the products weight or volume, according to the logistics company quotation.
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- Q: Hello, my husband and myself are remodeling our bathroom....here's the question... we removed hideous vinyle tiles and underneath is the cement floor with thin layer of black adhesive from the tiles....the floor is pretty sound except for a small crack in cement by the entry door.... should we fix the crack and tile over the cement? or thin set 1/4''cement fiber board to the floor and tile over that? and if we do use the fiber board is the thin set enough to hold it down? we can't really screw/nail it cuz subfloor is cement. Any help is appreciated! Thanks!
- the best way would be to use red guard as a waterproofing and anti fracture membrane this will help to control cracking in the future, use liberally, you may set tile using versa bond flex white mortar aka thinset right over the concrete.this type of thinset is designed to have a bit of flex to it to help with movement or cracking of tiles. use 1/4 inch trowel,
- Q: I would like to build 4 steps on a incline. It is above a retaining wall but will be a good foot away from the wall all on firm packed dirt. I have a couple questions. One side of the steps would be next to the garage wall.1. Can I pour cement up against the cinder wall?2. If so how would someone build steps form without any boards against the one side. So basically just have the one side and front plate.3. Or would you recommend having a board against the wall. Or pull it out after the form has set?
- Have you considered buying pre-cast concrete steps?
- Q: after installing my bathtub do i use 1/4 in. or 1/2 in. cement board for surrounding before ceramic tiling?
- use 1/2 it will make it stronger, if someone bumps it
- Q: I have 3/4 hardwood in the living and dining rooms and was wanting to avoid any step transitions. Any suggestions or opinions would be appreciated.
- First decide what kind of tile you want to use for your entry. then measure it. Measure the difference in height between your hardwood and sub floor in your entry. Subtract the tile thickness + 1/8 for mortar (if using mortar). That will give you the necessary thickness of your cement board. You will probably have to use a threshold or transition strip of some sort to cover the seam even if you get the floors the exact same height, so I wouldn't stress too much.
- Q: Should the cement board be behind the tile flange?
- You should keep the cement board behind the tile flange.
- 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?
- Your best to remove the vinyl but it is a LOT of hard work and truly not needed if it is down tight and no air pockets etc.. No cement board is needed at all . A wasted expense.You really can rough up the vinyl w/ belt sander, and tile over the vinyl w/ proper thin set.. Allow an extra day or two to let the thin set dry since moisture has no where to go.. Make sure your use a damp sponge to wipe off back of slate since the way its cut it leaves a residue on the back ( dusty) that will not let thin set bond properly.. A gauged slate is easy to set just like any tile its the ungauged slate you ll have to be more carefull with.. Seal the slate at LEAST once before installing or thinset and grout may stain or be almost impossible to remove GL
- Q: how can I cut the cement backer board for tiles?knife? saw? (what blade?)
- For thinner backer board(under 1/2), use a utility knife. Score one side and then tap it from the back at the cut. For backer board over 1/2 it is best to use a Skill saw or a Jig saw. If you need to cut a hole, for around a toilet or something, drill a hole in the center of the area and then cut it out with a Jig saw. Pretty much any old saw blade will work fine, it cuts very easily and does make a bit of a mess. It's a good idea to use an adhesive (Liquid Nail) or thinset mortar underneath the backer board as well as screws/nails for the best job. Good luck with your project
- Q: Why is the peeling paint on the cement board?
- The house for a long time, the interior decoration is inevitable aging, the walls of latex paint off the old house is a common phenomenon of aging. Of course, if the original decoration on the quality and quantity, and in the course of the use of additional maintenance, in a certain period of time, the wall latex paint will not appear "peeling" phenomenon; and if the original renovation of the construction process is not fine or not Good, etc., latex paint may not be able to stay on the wall to the normal years.
- Q: I would like to make my exterior walls more resistant against water and termites, so I would like to put cement boards instead of plywood boards before installing new vinyl siding. It costs a bit more but I think it would be worth it.
- It would cost double the amount of plywood .The nails won t hold good in just the cement board.When nailing into the cement board you may pound through the cement board if there is no wood support under it, but other than that there is no reason you couldn t. In other words I wouldn t suggest it. GL
- Q: How to do noise insulation how to deal with wall noise
- With the world light steel keel around the wall to do the skeleton, the middle of the main keel and horizontal keel, and then placed inside Sound insulation cotton also known as (glass wool), outside and then gypsum board seal.
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Silicate Board Tiles Waterproof Calcium
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 3000 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 m²/month
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