vermiculite board for fireproof 28 years' experience

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vermiculite board for fireproof 28 years' experience

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 pc

Supply Capability:: 200000 pc/month

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Packaging Detail:	in bulk or plywood pallets
Delivery Detail:	15 days after your depoist

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vermiculite board for fireproof
model size:1220*2440mm
Thickness: 3-25mm

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Specifications:

1) Thickness: 3-25mm

2) Max. width: 1,220mm

3) Max. length: 3050mm

4)Square edge; Tapered; Chamfered; Tongue/Groove;

Different edge types of magnesium oxide wall panel :

Composition of MgO Board:

“An innovative mineral based, environmentally friendly “green” building material comprised of:”

MGO 70% MgCL2 10% Fiberglass 15% Perlite(Filier) 5%

Raw Material:

Magnesium oxide(MGO), magnesium chloride, perlite, Wood dust, fiberglass mesh, non-woven cloth etc.

Q: a diagram or website would be helpful:): fiberglass rock wool (exploded rock) shredded newspaper (treated for fire resistance) plastic foam boards or sprayed on vermiculite (heat expanded micacious volcanic rock) ceramic fiber blanket (in limited quantities around heaters)

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.: No on pressure treated lumber. Redwood cedar may be too costly. Untreated lumber would last for a number of years. Search a salvage yard for oak beams, concrete blocks, bricks; just don't use mortar. I'm unsure if you would want to try tires. Stack fill with dirt as you build the wall. Not sure of any possible leaching of chemicals tho they would last for ages. Seems the major challenge is the 3 feet high requirement. Need to consider something that will not collapse from the pressure of the dirt. Ideally, inter-locking landscape blocks would hold the best but suspect exceeds your budget. Assume that's for the seniors ease of access.

Q: fiberboard,vermiculite,cellulose,or polystyrene: Use a magnet to remove the iron filings first. Then pour boiling water into the sand/salt mixture and stir it until the salt is dissolved. Filter off the sand and set it aside, then boil the salt water until the water evaporates or leave it in an evaporating basin. You now have three separate piles of iron, sand and salt, although I doubt they'd be really pure. In the future, you can get a faster answer by searching questions that are already closed. (A search for sand, salt, iron brings up other chemistry students who have also asked this question.) Have fun!

Q: I brought home a flf in a 5 pot about a month ago. It‘s in what I hope to be it‘s permanent spot and seems to be fine. I want to pot it up to a 6 pot.What type of packaged soil should I use?Any additional tips are very welcome.: I've had mine so many years I can't remember. Probably more than twenty. I always used plain potting soil mixed with a tiny amount of sand and perlite. Add some broken pieces of clay pots or rock to the bottom of the new pot first to keep the drainage hole from clogging up. Mine got so big I had to take him out and plant him out in the front yard. He likes it out there but every year I have to find new ways of covering him up when it gets real cold outside. If it gets real cold where you live, move him away from any cold windows as they hate coldness and will freeze.

Q: I have a tomato plant that is flourishing...perhaps too well...my questions is ..can I create new plant from trimmings from my original one?I am in Southern Cal: Any garden centre or nursery will stock these.

Q: ok, i got that my red slider turtle might lay eggs. but what do i do with them how do i know if one even gets pregnant.: 3 wordsadvanced auto parts

Q: He said they only grow to about 9 inches long.And he can feed it just meal worms and fruits.I read they can grow much bigger, and you have to feed them calcium dusted CRICKETS!How big does the Vivarium have to be?How big can they grow ?What should their complete diet be ?I think he is mis informing my parents, so they let him have one, but it will only be the gecko that suffers if he doesn‘t know what he‘s doing!I also plan to get one next year, so please provide as much info as you can.Thanks so much, Kitty.: It only grows 6-11inches. And fruits and veggies is something leopard geckos DON'T eat, it will just leave it hanging around, and you got your facts right, they only eat little animals like mealworms and cricket with some calcium dust. They usually live in a 10-20gallon tanks, I recommend the the 20gallon or something in the middle like 15gallons or so. Males are extremely territorial, so don't put them together unless you wanna do it for your entertainment. And if you want more than 1 gecko, double the tank size. If you wanna keep in a Vivarium, like something similar to the 20gallon tank size. And their habitat is filled with rocks, and dry grasslands. They like sleeping under rocks usually. Hope I was good help.

Q: I switched to FertiLome but now I‘m discovering gnats in it. Repotting my house plants and there seems to be no way to be rid of the bugs. What would you recommend?: bagged soil doesn't have bugs in it the processing and the lack of air in the bag make it really iffy that anything could live there, and then it being stacked outside in the icy cold, too? so not blaming the soil, look to what's living in your plants already. like when you brought them inside in late fall. did you inspect them then for insects? do you have bananas with gnats?. do your drains have drainfly? have you brought one home from a greenhouse lately?. did you inspect that one? this is not a good time to be repotting houseplants that needs to be done in spring when the plant is eager to start growing again, so that the shock of the transplant isn't so great. doesn't it tell you something when TWO of the most used sois, l both, to you, seem to have bugs?

Q: I have a one year old male python and pretty soon i plan to breed my snake with a female. My concern is that i want to make my own egg incubator so that when she lays eggs, i already have it set up. My concern is that i see alot of people using vermiculite. But my question is, which stores can i buy this from, and if i cant find the stores, can i use peat moss from the store since its moist?: No. That's too much roughage for a mammalian digestive system. Once probably won't do too much damage, but don't make a habit of it.

Q: My map turtle laid 3 eggs so far. I am doing an expirement with 2 of them. Meaning I am putting them in a diff container. But I want the other and anymore that will be laid to live how do I hatch them. And will a dent kill it? About how many will she lay?: this is a delicate procedure which takes alot of explaininq you shuld qo to you tube and watch sum videos

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