Vermiculite Board for Fireplace MGO Board

Vermiculite Board for Fireplace MGO Board System 1

Vermiculite Board for Fireplace MGO Board System 2

Vermiculite Board for Fireplace MGO Board

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 pc

Supply Capability:: 100000 pc/month

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

Specifications of 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)

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Q: My question is can I use presure treated lumber?? funds are limited so plastic is out of the question and im afraid untreated lumber will not last. beds need to be 4x8 and at least 3 feet high.: Once again Sweet Pea is throwing money at a problem instead of reading the content of the question. While checking out the ft2 gardening book doesn't cost anything: peatmoss, humus vermiculite DO! Call local painters ask if you can have their scrap plastic from paint jobs. Or call your local United Way ask if they know of an agency that will help fund your project. My Grandfather used pressure treated oval 3X4X12's to border his garden hold down the plastic his garden was always amazing. Incidentally he got his plastic in the paint section of Big Lots! It was the most expensive of his garden props but he was elderly couldn't weed. Maybe you could contact local churches find if they could get their youth groups behind the effort? Untreated lumber will warp easier be at the mercy of the elements but it will at least last you 12 months. If you cant buy lumber you can always use rock to border with. A low rock wall would be even more durable but it would depend on availability in your area.

Q: If you have used this method, please share ideas.I‘ve read in some previous questions that you may have to tweak the soil mix, (peat, vermiculite, compost) but I‘m not clear as to what changes would have to be made.We installed the system last year, so this is our second summer. The plants seem to dry out and the veggies aren‘t very big and seem leathery. Is this just a water-retention problem, or did we get bad compost? Last year the compost wasn‘t the greatest, so this year we added lots of what I thought was a high-quality one, but our results aren‘t much better than last year. Do you think adding in some water-retaining crystals would help, or is there something else we could do to get this to work better for us? We live in Utah, so we have some annoying challenges, short growing season, very hot dry summers, possibility of late and early frosts.We‘ve also found that mice just love to dig up the fluffy soil, and also chew on the produce. Thanks for reading my whole question, and thanks for your input!: In my experience, yes, it works. There's really not much to it, just keep checking in but don't pick up. I would also recommend the Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child book. That one is also written by a pediatrician (not some random mommy, or nurse) and he back up all his advice with research. I am suggesting that because I am wondering if perhaps she is getting overtired and needs to be put to bed earlier. Unfortunately, I don't think it's something they grow out of.mine is 11 months now, and doesn't cry himself to sleep, but I very frequently hear him on the monitor running around his crib until he passes out. Sometimes that goes on for an hour before he falls asleep (and yes, I am certain he was tire to begin with!!) Edit: Wow, seriously, that person who went thru and thumbed everyone down just has a problem with the Ferber Method obviously. Maybe they could take the time and write an answer explaining their view, or that would be too much work? Or .MAYBE, just MAYBE that person never even had to try Ferber, so isn't able to answer whether it works or not! Glad they feel qualified to judge something they never had a need for! Glad they had an easy baby!

Q: Can I have live plants with my beardie?? Thanks for the answers! Oh and is Vermiculite alright for him to live on?: Vermiculite Loose Fill Insulation

Q: I am trying to propagate oleander from cuttings, but after a week no roots are visible. I used the newest growth on the plants and cut the leaves short. The cuttings are in water and the lowest sets of leaves were removed so that the nodes are in the water. They have been kept indoors in a spot that gets some indirect light. Should I have roots growing already? Also, is there a better way of doing this?: Put in soil with vermiculite and/or sand. Start over. Dip in rooting hormone and put in soil. 3 tall cuttings of new growth are best. It could take a year on some plants to grow roots. Be sure the soil you use is sterile so nothing in it will cause rot.

Q: how do i care for an indoor bamboo plant?: i ought to in fact use a tupperware field filled approximately 2/3 packed with perlite or vermiculite. ascertain the perlite or vermiculite is in fact damp and not moist as quickly as you place the eggs in. btw ur humidity is plenty too severe. and ascertain as quickly as you purchase ur vermiculite or perlite you dont purchase the miracle gro style. the form has fertilizer in it and ought to help mold advance on your field (enormously if the humidity is ninety% O.o) you additionally can in fact keep the incubator in a warmth spot with a thermometer indoors it to learn the temperature. in case you like a woman, keep it around eighty-eighty 2 levels F. in case you like a mixed intercourse keep it around eighty 5 F. in case you like a male keep it around 88 F. I wouldnt recomend paying for a hovabator different than your leos are laying eggs like loopy. in my opinion, i think of of paying for an incuator is a waste of money. i'm hoping this enables :D

Q: i have 20 tomato plants in individual 6 containers on a flood table but i water by hand. i grew them from seed and they seem to be dying. tips of branches are yellowing and drying and even some leaves are. the plants are 8 inches tall and all planted in organic miracle grow soil mixed with perlite and vermiculite. they started off strong but now having problems. i have 10 small pepper plants the same age as the tomatos and they are thriving. all plants are under a 400wat metal halide light 1 foot above the plants and i water everyother day or when the top soil seems dry. please help!!: Cut the badly discolored leaves off. Leave only the good leaves. I had the same problem but some of my leaves turned white and some turned yellow. Almost all have lived and now are 12 inches tall. The only thing I added was a little iron. I assume you are growing heirloom tomatoes. They are tricky but you will learn. I grow 7 varieties.

Q: my female RES just laid eggs. i want to make an incubator box. I've prepared a plastic box with less than 12 holes. filled with 2-inches of vermiculite. The prob is, should i put the eggs on the surface of the vermiculite or bury the eggs inside it? after putting them in it, should i put a cover on it? and how can i keep the vermiculite moist?: Your roof need vents right in the actual roof which should have been done when the new roof was installed. Now you should consult with a heating/ventilation company for more info. You can add blown in insulation to your attic floor.

Q: I have a male and female beardies together. ive seen the male jump on the females back bite her neck and kinda shake her a little. I read in my beardie book that is how they mate. Also how long will it be before i can tell she is pregant? And what do i need to doHow can i make an nesting box.my book said how but i wanna hear some othere ideas and i know i need to get her calcium supplements right away im going tmrw to get the stuff i need. And can i still keep the male in the cage until she lays the eggs cuz they have always lived together.: Sorry, can't answer all your questions, best to google search on nesting. But, you definitely need to raise the temperature for her as I didn't realise mine was pregnant and she suffered a lot due to my not supplementing her additionally nor raising them temp.!