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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: I have asbestos shingles and i need to vent a portable a/c so i'm going to replace a few shingles with fiber cement board so i can cut them. i heard these things are a nightmare to cut.
here's a cheap way to do it...using inexpensive drill bits (carbide/masonry), if you have them, begin drilling many small wholes along the inside of the circle pattern you have drawn until it can be easily chipped away...after installing whatever it is you need, caulk it very well. Practice safety, of course. These shingles can be very brittle and will break if you are not careful. go easy.
Q: Oulang cement fiberboard and Taiwan Rong calcium carbonate plate difference
Although the strength of cement board, but also generally more than 11 MPa, to meet the requirements. Deformation coefficient is small, fire rating for the highest "non-flammable". As for the manufacturer, it is only the difference between the brand.
Q: What is the weight of the generally insulated panels? As much as possible to list some, thank you prawn
Now talk about the shortcomings of high-density cement fiber board products, the biggest deformation, deformation is a major feature of this product, especially high-density cement board deformation is very large, this product is not suitable for large-scale external walls, not suitable for large area for Wall, after years of product research and customer reflection to prove this point.
Q: i am trying to build a slideboard (he kind that speed skateres and hockey players use) by gluing a piece of particle board to a sheet of tileboard.yesterday i applied a generous amount of contact cement and put the two together immediately to dry. today they are not even sort of stuck together. what is the most likely cause?could it be because i did this in my dingy and freezing cold basement?or are you not supposed to use contact cement on particle board and or tileboard?the instructions did call for plywood and linoleum.
the temp being so cold didnt help,and did you wait an hour before marrying the two pieces??if not,air has not had a chance to set the glue up for contact adhesion.
Q: I am planning on replacing my current bathroom floor with 3/4 plywood. I want to use 1/4 cement board as my sub-floor. However, I am not sure if peel and stick flooring will work with cement board. Please help.
First of all, you sub-floor is the 3/4 plywood. Anything over that is overlayment. What goes over that is the flooring. I agree with the 1/4 luan. What I don't agree with is why in the world would anyone use peel and stick flooring.
Q: Will the cement board on the decoration be used to blow it directly?
Wall putty method: (1) the current putty are basically finished products, watered into a paste can be used directly. (2) with a scraper directly to the wall scraping like putty can. (3) If the wall is not smooth like the first plaster leveling, and then putty putty. (4) putty is usually horizontal scraping 2 to 3 times, every time between the need to dry through (summer and autumn without the need for interval of 24 hours, rain and wet weather need to extend the interval), scraping the next putty to use fine sandpaper on the front Put on the putty to polish, and then sweep away the dust.
Q: I want to remove and replace my laminate covered counter tops, the particle board underneath is chipping bad near some edges,and there's almost no good place to put screws in to hold the dishwasher. I need plans or instructions how to build a replacement so I can use plywood and cement board to install ceramic tiles. How do I frame it for the sink and the edges?
ok.. first things first..what size tile are you laying.. what type of facing..bullnose, cut tile that matches the top .. the type of edging you use will determine the depth of the top ( thickness) be sure that the edging wont interfere with the doors or drawerheads..i would also recomend epoxy grout..a little more money and trickier to apply but worth it in the long run. i would completely remove the old countertop..determine thickness of the new top and purchase materials. ncrete board comes in two thicknesses 1/2 and 1/4.. buy plywood to make up the diff..remember to stagger any seams for strengh..screw down the ply either from the top or from underneath through cabinet gussetts...then screw down concrete board..dont skimp on screws.. use thin set and tape edge pieces for 24 hours then grout!..take your time in initial layout as this could save hours and money..the answers about the sink looked good..would add to center the sink in the sink base cabinet though and check for fit before installing any tile
Q: Span 3 meters of the prefabricated plate can withstand much pressure
This is generally dare not consider the students, first of all to determine the prefabricated board reinforcement, and then, and structural designers can support the next board support can withstand the maximum force is how much structural design instructions are generally explained, How much is the load, how much live is. The general plant now 350Kg / ㎡, residential office building, then 200Kg / ㎡, but also to the structural designer
Q: I have a friend who owns a house who believes it was built in 1968. The basement is in immaculate condition-- completely dry. The walls are poured cement and you can see where the forms were taken off the wall after it was poured. My question -- did they pour walls back in 1968 or was cinder block the building material used? I think the house was renovated within the last 15 years. My friend and I are baffled. Thanks!
Yes (and as 2 other people already said) Concrete was in use long before then, in fact it is very much in use then, also if the walls are in real good shape that means they didn't pour cheap and let it cure long enough before moving on! Pour cheap basically means that when pouring concrete you mix several ingredients and if you cheapen the mix (more for non load bearing walls) or don't let it cure long enough (which final curing takes years) (see sources below for better explaining) Another way to find out if they re-poured 15 years ago is to look for support beams that look like they have been clamped onto!
Q: I'm my history day exhibit board, and I used rubber cement, but the rubber cement stained the background paper I am using. Now, I have to move things around and organize my exhibit, and the stains are showing! How can I get them to go away??? Help!
Sorry but the stains are there to stay. You might try using some cornmeal or flour and let it set on the stains. They might pull some of the oily residue out of the paper but it won't take it all out. You might have to paint over the stains.

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