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Two Sides Sanded Fiber Cement Board CMAX

Two Sides Sanded Fiber Cement Board CMAX

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Fiber Cement Board is mainly made of Portland cement and silicate materials as base and cellulose reinforced, forming in Hatschek process and high pressure (7000T press machine for 15 minutes) and fumigation(in autoclave for 24 hours),so it has the advantages of high strength, light weight, anti- freeze, water-resist, fire-proof, damp-proof, sound-absorption , no distortion and no radiation.Used as suspended ceiling, partition, heat insulating board, base plate, billboard, external wall panel, exterior wall cladding, paneling, moving floor, desktop board, fire-resistant air pipe ,back-liners, skirting lines, prefabricated structures, flooring, roofing, door shutters

Application: fire-rated building partition, ceilings, exterior wall cladding, sarking board, light -weight grouted panel, decorative drywall…

Sizes: 1200x2400, 1220x2440, 610x2270, 610x2440, 600x600, 600x1200, 603x603, 595x595…

Thickness: 4.5mm-30mm

Edge: square, bevelled/tapered

Materials: Tobermorite, Portland cement, Quartz sand, wood fiber…

Fire-proof rate: A-class incombustible (GB8624-1997)

Incombustibility: 240 minutes (GB/T9978-1999)

Density: 1.2-1.5g/cm3                                                                                                        

Moisture: <30%

Heat conduction: 0.24W/MK (Jc/t564) Average

Sound-absorption: 45db (GBJ75-84)

Anti-bend strength: >12MPa (GB/T7019-1997)

Moisture movement rate: <0.3% (GB/T7019-1997)

Dry shrinking rate: <0.09% (GB/T7019-1997)

Radiation rate: According with Standard (GB6566-2001)




Q:Help? Do I just lay new thinset on top or what?
You have a few options. Best remove all the old board and start again or to hand scrape the old thin set off but it is a lot of work. If the old thin set is fairly flat and no big gaps when thin set came up with tiles, then you can sweep the area well ( use a power-full shop vac) and smooth coat thin set between the ridges of the old trowel marks and let dry for a few days. If you have lots of big gaps, you may need to pour a self leveling compound over the whole area to make it flat again. This isn t hard, just messy if not done right. Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar and check my qualifications there. GL.
Q:I use the card light steel keel to do the wall and ceiling, do not want to be fooled, seeking the experience of the people advise
Card keel is used to do the ceiling, do less wall First of all you want to do with what? What is the effect of the design effect? Home improvement or tooling. Home improvement, then you should use a small aluminum ceiling, a small area of ordinary wood keel can, with the keel, simple. Tooling with the words, is the consideration, the specific effect and the use of the main material.
Q:do I have to remove the vinyl floor covering or can I just put the cement board over it
You can lay right on top of the vinyl. Just make sure there are no uneven areas in the subfloor before you start.
Q:do you use cement board behind shower walls?
only necessary behind tile applications. if it is a free standing fiberglass or vikrel shower unit it should be fastened directly to the studs and green board applied to the studs above the shower unit and in the rest of the bathroom. Tile only over cement board i.e. hardibacker etc.
Q:do i need to put cementious backer board behind a fiberglass surround shower unit?
no,,not if its a full surround,,,use green board sheet rock around the edges though
Q:Can you hang outside garden wall hangings on fiber cement board siding and what is the best way to do it?
Yes okorder / Now if youre talking about regular concrete lap siding then I have used a sheetrock screw to hang trim before and it worked fine. Its a little hard to get started so dont push hard as you may damaged the siding but once they anchor they hold great.
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:Hi, I have an outside breezeway that connects from my house to my garage with a roof and cement slab. I'm in the process of closing it in and making it part of my house(fully heated). I'm going to tile the floor but I'm not going to have a sub floor to insulate under it, I worry about moisture, cold floor and cracking of tiles (I live in Michigan).So my question is I'm not sure on how to go about this, I was thinking a 1/4 to 3/8 insulation rolled on the slab, then cement board and then thermostat controlled heating mat then tile, What do you think, thanks.
I agree with William, use a rigid insulation rather than a roll insulation. It would be pretty much impervious to moisture. A roll insulation would eventually hold any moisture and get moldy and lose any r-value.
Q:I'm concerned about the silica dust. Should I hire someone?
You have a minor concern. Wear a respirator if possible. At least a dust mask. If the board was properly put down you also have to scrape up thin set under the board.Thin set also contains silica Plastic off all doors, cabinets vents ( hot and cold) and cover furniture. You ll do a better job at doing this than any one you hire. Or you cover it and hire some one. It s hard, very dusty job. Usually a one time deal isn t a concern ( as long as you take precautions) unless you have breathing problems. I ve dealt with doing this sort of work for 20+ years and no problem. Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar. GL
Q:Then I have to install marble in replace of this tile. I have laid a lot of ceramic tile but I being told that marble is a real pain in the but. I just started my business and this will be my first big job. Please give me your input. I live in Denver Colorado. Thank you
Big difference in marble and ceramic of course. You will have to face difficulty as compared to pasting marbles.

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