High Quality Ceramic Fiber Insulation Baffle Fire Blanket - Thermal Insulation Rock Wool Board

High Quality Ceramic Fiber Insulation Baffle Fire Blanket - Thermal Insulation Rock Wool Board System 1

High Quality Ceramic Fiber Insulation Baffle Fire Blanket - Thermal Insulation Rock Wool Board System 2

High Quality Ceramic Fiber Insulation Baffle Fire Blanket - Thermal Insulation Rock Wool Board

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Min Order Qty:: 5 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 100 m.t./month

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Fireproof Rock Wool Rock Wool Board with High Quality

Introduction
The external thermal insulation rockwool board is designed for the buildings of external thermal insulation system with thin finish coat and applys to external wall insulation and energy saving of new or existing building whose foundation wall is concrete or brick and other compact structures.

The external thermal insulation rockwool strip can also be used as fire barrier to improve the fire resistance of buildings external walls with other thermal insulation materials.

Features and Application

1,High compressive strength, tensile strength and good durability ensures the reliability and long-term stability of the product in the application.

2,Low thermal conductivity can effectively reduce the heat loss of the building to achieve energy saving and emission reduction.

3,External thermal insulation rockwool boards will not release heat and poisonous smoke because of its incombustibility and can effectively partition the spread of flam when fire occurs.

4,It has good performance of non-hygroscopicity, ageing resistance and long-term stability.

5,It is light weight and easy to be cut and processed

Specification

Standard Requirement	Deviation
Length	1200mm	+10/-3mm
Width	600mm	+5/-3mm
Thickness	30mm—150mm	±3mm
Density	40kg/m3—250kg/m3	±10kg/m3

Packaging & Shipping

Product is packed in polythene plastic thermal-shrink film.
Thickness of each package is within the range of 300-400 mm.
During transportation and storage, keep product away from moisture and compressive deformation
Genaraly 6-10pcs/pack

Thermal Insulation Rock Wool Board with High Quality

Q: I have 3 horses14yro Paso Gelding he is smaller about 14 hh and he is a little under weight 26yro QH mare she is 14.2 and she is fat310yro Paint mare 15.3 and she is at a good weight I live in North Florida on the east coastBut the winter this year is going crazy one day its 40 degrees during the day and 20 degrees at night and the next day it will be 70 during the day and 50 at night they are shedding and I dont know if I should get them blankets suggestions?: Horses have wonderful coats which allow them to regulate their own body temperaturesWhen it's cold, they fluff the fur up, it holds more air, and they stay warmWhen it's warm, they flatten the fur down, it loses heat more easily, and they stay coolAdding a blanket for extra warmth makes them colder, as the weight of it flattens the hairGetting blankets for your horses is only useful if you want to clip them for working/showing, and even then they are nowheres near as effective as the horses' natural coatsGetting blankets is good for the blanket manufacturers, the blanket wholesalers, the tack store where you get them, and the credit card companiesIt's not necessary for the horse at all I've kept horses in northern new england and really, really cold areas, where the temperatures could fluctuate far more than what you are seeingThey were perfectly content in their own coats - and happier than the neighbor's horses, who huddled miserably in their useless but stylish togsFlorida? No wayThe cold will not hurt themMake sure their barn will shelter them from cold rain when it's windy, and leave them be THey'll be far healthier Edit: If you do get blankets, don't forget to remove and replace them daily, so they don't cause soresIf they're damp, dry them thoroughly to prevent rainrotCheck several times a day at first, to make sure none of your horses have done anything which might endanger themselves with the blankets, like put a foot through a strap, etc.

Q: So i was watching a video on you tube on how to cut emo hair, just because, and her hair was so shiney, and flippy, and light, and straight and just gorgeous!Now, is there a certain shampoo or conditioner i should use, because i wash my hair every other day since washing it everyday dries it out.And if I wanted to straighten my hair, what would be the best kind of straightener i would buy and how much all together.I know at the mall where i live they sell straighteners that are not iron, but like stone or something and it doesnt damage or burn your hairIts like 100-200 dollars, but i cant afford it since im 15 and i just quit my job.So like where and how much would a very good straightener be????: Ceramic irons are what you want, though they do make inexpensive onesDrugstore shampoo is full of really harsh chemicals and the conditioner is useless, so you need to invest in a salon quality shampoo and conditionerI suggest Fashonista by CatwalkThis shampoo is just the right strength and it lathers really well so you don't need much (which evens out the price)Any Matrix conditioner is greatI use a deep conditioner instead of a regular one and my hair is in great shapeSo get a ceramic iron, any kind that you can afford, and a thermal styling sprayThe spray will protect your hair from damage and will make it nice and shinyYou can also use a smoothing cream if you like, but the conditioner alone does miraclesI use Dumb Blonde Reconstructor and it is amazingMy flat iron, I believe that you can get for 50It is a Cricket and works really wellBut for myself I could just use a walmart oneI only have a nice one because I use it on clients and I get it cheap at a hair showDrugstore straighteners are not as bad as people sayYou only need a really nice one if your hair is really thick.

Q: We rent an old house, no one is really sure how old it is, but we do know it was built for the coal miners when the mines used to build houses for their workersThere was an addition put on about 25 years ago, which is insulated and heated by oil with forced airThe problem is, the original portion of the house is not insulated at all and has no vents coming into it for heatWe are forced to use portable electric radiant heaters, thankfully, this is only the kitchen, dining room and a bedroom downstairsOur landlord has agreed to quot;take it off the rentquot; if we do some kind of DIY insulation in the existing walls where there is no insulation.My husband is quite handy.he's done regular insulation before, but never any of this newer type of blown in stuff or foamWe don't want to start tearing down drywall.we're looking for the cheapest, easiest way to insulate the outside walls in this area of the house.Can anyone offer suggestions?: I would not, just use non stick spray on your pan or better yet a little bit of flourFoil will screw up the heat distribution.

Q: i definitely need more insulation in my atticright now i have about 6 inches and i live in rhode island so it will be getting a tad bit cold this wintershould i buy more pink stuff or get the blown in cellulose insulation? which one is better? are they comparable in price?: why not use some marijuana leaves? i dont get why people never do that.

Q: Ok, my 1929 house has newspaper stuffed into the corners of the attic where the roof meets the floor, it has a foot high board that meets at that corner (all the way around)I pulled out some of the newspaper and it mentioned Secretary Kellogg who served 1925-1929Why is this paper there, and should i take it out, did someone think it was good insulation? - we don't have soffit vents outside.: Buy some Whey protein powderThats what all athletes/body builder use after a workoutIts powder that you mix with water or milk to make a milk shake and it repairs your muscles after your workout to make the biggerYou can buy this online or in your health store or supermarket

Q: my father and i are building our ferret a cage of its own and for his buddy :D its the first time i have ever had ferrets and i was wondering if i could have help 1) Do you need to put shavings down on ther floor of the cage for them like you do for hamsters? 2) If so whats type sawdust, straw ect?3) What kind of things willl they sleep in?4) Will Thier Sleeping Area Need Bedding?THANKS :Dbyeeeeeeeeee xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: I bought this frozen pot roast at food for less for like $7you put it in the oven thats it ! it was soo tender flavorfulserve with mashed potatoes and green beans salad.

Q: i really want a bearded dragon can someone tell me where to go to get one (such as petland petco or petsmart) and how much the approximate cost isid also like a link to a bearded dragon website that has a care sheet and info unless you can tell mealso can someone tell me if a beardy is the best house hold lizard to keep or something else, if something else id like info on that as wellthank you if you answered ;): It would depend on the type of ham you boughtSome just need to be cooked at 350 for a few hours, this is simply to warm them and bake in the flavorsI always pour a can of coke over mine, this takes out the saltinessI also rub it with brown sugar, a lil molasses, and pineapple juiceCover with foil and baste about every 1/2 hours

Q: how to insulate attic: Monounsaturated fats have been shown to increase levels of HDLOlive oils, nuts and seeds all fall into this categoryBe careful to consume these in moderationFat is fat!

Q: I fell asleep last night with my electric blanketI woke up this morning looked in the mirror only to see my nose had been burntHow can I reduce the darkness of the burn it's not very severe just dark.: The surface discoloration is the outside layer and that part of the skin is dead anyway and will shed on its own, the problem is how deep the burn is and how long that takes to healThe skin on your nose will start peelingWhat you have is comparable to a sunburn - a first degree burnThe skin will heal on its own over time, just put a small amount of moisturizer on it so the skin is moistWhat you have is comparable to a sunburn - a first degree burnElectric blankets should never get that hotGet a thermometer and put it under the blanket near the spot of the blanket that burned you - while you are not under the blanket and see what the temperature goes up toThe blanket might be defective and the sensor does not turn off the blanket when the temperature rises to its design cutoff valueOr the voltage to the blanket might be higher than the blanket ratingIn most of the United States a voltage of 120 VAC is the normal voltage and it can be 5% higher and still be within specificationMany appliances' nameplates specify 110 VAC, but they operate well at 120 VACIf your blanket specifies 110 VAC and you have 120 VAC then I would consider that a problem, the blanket controls aren't able to turn off the heat as quickly as the temperature rises above the cutoff point I have never been burned by an electric blanket, but years ago I was at my parents' house and having to sleep on a sofa in a cold room, I got the electric heating pad and put it on my chest under my shirt, and fell asleep when it was on high; usually I turned it down to low once it got hotI got blisters on my chestMy parents did not have adequate blankets at the time, nor did I have a sweatsuit with meDumb mistake by a young adult.

Q: I need help in planning dinnerWould someone tell me some high fiber foods that taste good too?He has diverticulitisAny suggestions on that as well?: Here's a highfiber dessert, of all thingsHe'll probably eat this without complaintYou can substitute fruit pie filling for the cranberry sauce, but I like it best in the original form (with the cranberry sauce.) CRANBERRY CRUNCH 2 cups rolled oats 1 cup flour 2 cups brown sugar 1 cup butter or margarine 2 tsp ground cinnamon 1 tsp ground nutmeg 1 tsp ground cloves 1 16oz can wholeberry cranberry sauce Mix dry ingredients thoroughly, cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse crumbs Press about 2/3 of the mixture firmly into the bottom of a greased (or sprayed) 9x13 baking panStir cranberry sauce and spread evenly over thisSprinkle evenly with the remaining 1/3 of the crumb mixture and pat lightly to smooth it out a bitBake about 45 - 50 min at 350 degrees Fahrenheit It should be bubbling around the edges and somewhat browned when it's done (The 'toothpick test' doesn't work on this one.) Cool slightly in pan before cutting.

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