Waterproof Calcium Silicate Board Tiles Silicate Board Tiles
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- Min Order Qty:
- 3000 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 m²/month
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(Raw materials: pure quartz powder, quick lime, calcium silicate, plant fiber and many fined mineral stuffing including dispersant and additive) into a wet sheet and then through high temperature and high pressure autoclave for more than 10 hours by advanced technology. That it will compose a special calcium silicate board. There is no asbestos, brucite and meerschaum in the raw materials and the formulations at all.
Product Applications:
1.Indoor ceiling of industrial and resident building.
2.Partition of industrial and resident building.
3.The ceiling and partition of the bathroom and other wet condition building.
4.Indoor ceiling and partition as base board of the decoration for operation room,clean room of hospital or laboratory .
5.The fireproof board of the air passage.
6.Furniture or furniture's accessories.
Product Advantages:
1. 100% asbestos free, environmentally friendly
2. Non-combustible Class A, does not release poisonous gas.When in contact with fire, smoke index is zero.
3. Light weight and high intensity, helps reduce the cost of building Based on stone crystal, best stability and not affected from temperature.
4. Good performance in heat preservation and insulation mildew proof and moth proof.
1.Indoor ceiling of industrial and resident building.
2.Partition of industrial and resident building.
3.The ceiling and partition of the bathroom and other wet condition building.
4.Indoor ceiling and partition as base board of the decoration for operation room,clean room of hospital or laboratory .
5.The fireproof board of the air passage.
6.Furniture or furniture's accessories.
Main Product Features:
100% asbestos-free
Product composition: Portland cement, highly pure quartz sand, cellulose fiber
Density: 1.1-1.4 g/cm3
Water absorption: ≤30%
Moisture interference degree: 0.27mm
Moisture content: ≤10%
Swelling: ≤0.25%
Dry shrinkage rate: 0.5%
Product Specifications:
FAQ:
•Q: How to calculate product transportation cost?
A: According to the products weight or volume, according to the logistics company quotation.
•Q: Do you provide free sample? And how many days it will take?
A: Yes, we can provide free sample, of course it is better if you would like to pay the courier charge.
•Q: What's our price?
A: We provide resonable quotation.
•Q: How about our quality?
A: We provide international quality.
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- Q: Hello, my husband and myself are remodeling our bathroom....here's the question... we removed hideous vinyle tiles and underneath is the cement floor with thin layer of black adhesive from the tiles....the floor is pretty sound except for a small crack in cement by the entry door.... should we fix the crack and tile over the cement? or thin set 1/4''cement fiber board to the floor and tile over that? and if we do use the fiber board is the thin set enough to hold it down? we can't really screw/nail it cuz subfloor is cement. Any help is appreciated! Thanks!
- This Site Might Help You. RE: Tiling a Bathroom floor, stick to cement or install cement backer board? Hello, my husband and myself are remodeling our bathroom....here's the question... we removed hideous vinyle tiles and underneath is the cement floor with thin layer of black adhesive from the tiles....the floor is pretty sound except for a small crack in cement by the entry door.... should we...
- 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: I need to know if hardibacker board is as good as other cement boards for use behind a tiled shower wall.?
- Yup! Hardibacker is what you want for a shower but do NOT use mastic as a tile adhesive. Go for thinset - it's lasts longer and doesn't have the history of cracking like most old shower walls do. They're virtually identical in application and handling but not longevity.
- 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
- Ok, since this is your first big job, you'll want to do it right. Remember that word-of-mouth advertising is the best and cheapest advertising. Yes, the tile should be removed. You won't know what condition the backerboard is in until you remove the tile and if it is in bad condition it should be removed and replaced too. If it just needs a little patching, that could be done with thinset mortar. Marble can be installed just like tile with approximately a 1/4 grout joint. The reason you've been told that it can be a pain is that many people want a very tight grout joint and that is very difficult unless the underlayment is perfectly flat. Also, if the marble is a light color, white thinset should be used or the grey might reflect through the marble. Marble also stains, so a natural, non staining grout color such as white, off white, pale tan or pale natural grey should be used. Marble requires a lot of maintenance if it is a polished marble, so your client should know that in advance. If the marble isn't a high-gloss, sealing might be required too. Good luck in your new business!
- Q: I can ollie on the grass fine.I can ollie high and easy.But when i do it on cement i ollie high but when i pop it my right foot that on the tail slips off.So why does it do that.Can you tell me what going wrong.Help me.My foot always comes off :(
- it relatively is reason think ofyou've have been given so used to doing it on carpet. i does not recommend all and sundry studying tricks table certain on carpet. basically save working in the direction of it. you will could relearn it on cement.
- Q: I plan on tiling a bathroom in a basement. I was wondering could I just glue the backer board on the painted cinder block walls. I don't want to use screws or nails.
- You can. but it won't stay attached. At MINIMUM, you need to strip the paint so you have a surface the glue MAY be able to bond with. The PROPER method is NOT attaching the board to the concrete at all. You should frame out a wall and nail the board to the studs.
- Q: What is the average price for hardieplank(cement board) installation?
- Anywhere from $10 to $15 per square foot depending upon how cut up it is. Large walls with not many cuts - $10. Small expanses with lots of angles and cutting - $15 of more if really complex. This includes the hardie product, the water proofing and the fasteners.
- Q: What is the quota of cement board
- Cement board is a cement as the main raw material processing and production of a building plate, is a between the gypsum board and stone, free cutting, drilling, carving of the building products, with its superior to gypsum board, wood fire , Waterproof, anti-corrosion, pest control, sound insulation and far lower than the price of stone and become the construction industry widely used in building materials. The cement board is prefabricated and also cast.
- Q: can a double drywall wall be replaced with cement board or backer board?
- One layer can be replaced with a cement board and still be fire rated in most all areas. Using just one layer you can still be flush and use an SBN (surface bull nose) to trim it out. Any questions you can e mail me through my avatar and check my qualifications there. GL
- Q: What do I need when I put my toilet back down so it won't leak now that my toilet is 3/4 of an inch higher?
- I would go with DIY doc....been there done that too........you might need longer bolts?.
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Waterproof Calcium Silicate Board Tiles Silicate Board Tiles
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 3000 m²
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 m²/month
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