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With SGS Certification Waterproof Decorative PVC Ceiling

AFTER-SALES SERVICE:

l Please send the feedback of goods within 90 days after shipment, it is helpful for us to improve the design, quality,package and service.

l The goods with quality defect will be replaced within 60 days after shipment.

l Five years quality warranty.

QUALITY CONTROL:

l Since preparing material to the finished products, every steps are controlled by our QC and sales.

l While order are under producing, we will select some samples for testing.

l After finished producing, every pieces will be checked one by one by QC.

l Before loading, our worker will check the products appearance and package.

Q: Are PVC environmentally friendly?: That is in line with international environmental standards, non-polluting or less pollution of PVC materials. PVC is polyvinyl chloride, English referred to as PVC (Polyvinyl chloride), vinyl chloride monomer (vinyl chloride monomer, referred to as VCM) in the peroxide, azo compounds and other initiator; or in the light, heat by free radical polymerization Reaction mechanism polymerization of the polymer. Vinyl chloride homopolymer and vinyl chloride copolymer collectively referred to as vinyl chloride resin. The material is a non-crystalline material. PVC materials in the actual use of often added stabilizers, lubricants, auxiliary processing agents, colorants, impact agents and other additives. With non-flammability, high strength, weather resistance and excellent geometric stability. PVC has a strong resistance to oxidants, reducing agents and strong acids. However, it can be strongly oxidized acid such as concentrated sulfuric acid, concentrated nitric acid corrosion and does not apply with aromatic hydrocarbons, chlorinated hydrocarbons in contact with the occasion.

Q: Engaged in the wedding industry, want to wedding photos (generally 60cm * 90cm or so) of the backplane into a polymer material, and now the backplane is generally made of wood, with crystal to seal the photos on the board, do not know PC board, PP board, PE board, PVC board, ABS board, etc., for which polymer material is good, mainly can not bend, not easy to deformation, hardness slightly higher, as well as consider the cost, which board is more suitable? Seeking: These have an expansion rate, not suitable for use in the frame, I suggest you use the wood plastic, invariable, super strong, the price depends on your bargaining power, and the other with their own not much, so it does not matter

Q: PVC also fire it: Frankly said: in this regard as fire board , But its closed performance is good

Q: I have a finished basement, and need to add a 2nd waterheater for a new bathroom shower that acts as a carwash, flowing 24gpm! Is there any way I can tie into the existing 3pvc vent pipe for this 2nd waterheater? Adding a 2nd vent would require tearing into the ceiling, which would suck! Theoretically, you could add a couple of 3 PVC motorized ball valves, but it would be much easier to try to keep things simple.: Hope this helps You may have too also include an upgrade into the size of your fresh air supply

Q: using pvc pipe how would I connect the pipe to the wood posts?: You okorder or Google it.

Q: I have an old house and recent found a spot on my ceiling where there is a watermark. upon prodding through i see that the spot where the large cast iron drainage pipe that runs to the basement that connects to the 6 PVC bathroom drainage pipe upstairs has developed a small leak. There is a small spot where this white stuff (looks old) has chipped off and that is where the leak is coming from. Nothing major, but still a drip....drip....drip...enough to ruin the drywall, and enough to be fixed. I need to know what kind of material (pvc cement, caulk, etc) i would use to seal up that joint, as ripping it all out isnt an option. Something that preferrably would set when its wet (if possible) as it seems to be nonstop dripping.thanks for the help!: The correct way to transist from existing cast iron female tapping to new pvc drain line is with a male pvc adapter. This fitting screws into cast iron fitting and has a female hub on the other end for pvc. Galvanized drain lines usually develop leaks at male threads. When a pipe is threaded the wall thickness is diminished at the thread and thinner. It is always best to eliminate all the galvanized drain line back to the larger cast iron drain if possible. This will eliminate any future galvanized drain problems.

Q: What are the disadvantages of using PVC pipe cast-in concrete for house water supply line against G.I?: PVC pipe is wonderful for water supply, however it will break. I would never encase it into the concrete, I would put it into the dirt below the slab, or in the attic above the ceiling. Concrete is going to crack sooner or later and if it cracks were your PVC would be it will break the PVC and cause a leak

Q: Okay, I am learning/having to install the pipes to a new kitchen (home I just bought)..it has pvc pipes about 4 inches into the floor (sticking up) and then about 10 feet hanging in the basement (ceiling area)..these are not connected to anything, just hanging there.There are current copper pipes in the home and they do not reach the pvc pipe (nor do they have attachments for them; only an elbow).I want to know which is better pvc or PEX?And if it is either one,how do I attach it to copper pipes? I should also mention that the copper pipes along the ceiling are 1 and the extensions going to washer,bathroom, and former kitchen are 1/2. The pvc pipes hanging down from the new kitchen are 1/2. Any ideas from any handyman would be great. One more thing-no I cannot hire a plumber because I can't afford one. I am a lady; not richie rich. Either way..all advice is accepted and appriciated. Oh and if you could tell me what supplies I would need also, thanks.: This Site Might Help You. RE: Couple of plumbing questions (pvc versus pex)? Okay, I am learning/having to install the pipes to a new kitchen (home I just bought)..it has pvc pipes about 4 inches into the floor (sticking up) and then about 10 feet hanging in the basement (ceiling area)..these are not connected to anything, just hanging there.There are current copper pipes...

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