FiberCement Pressure BoardThere are numerous reasons for the wide range of applications, such as fibers.Cement boardNon-flammable; it is less likely to catch fire during a fire and can also act as a flame retardant.Fiber Cement BoardFiberglass cement boards feature heat insulation, thermal preservation, and soundproofing capabilities, and can also be used for composite wall panels or sound-absorbing ceilings. Being lighter in weight than traditional cement boards, they help reduce construction costs. Additionally, fiberglass cement boards have a long service life and are resistant to corrosion, lasting for many years. Some may wonder, with all these benefits, is installation difficult? Rest assured, it's quite easy. These boards offer quick construction and cost savings on wall materials, saving a significant amount of labor on construction sites. Below, we provide a detailed introduction to the installation method of fiberglass cement boards.

Fiber-cement board installation begins with layout according to the plans and the actual on-site dimensions, using hangers to secure the mainRiggingThe horizontal level is fixed on the floor, with a spacing of approximately 1m between the main joists. The installation of the covering joists must ensure they are on the same horizontal plane. During installation, the long edge of the fiber-cement pressure board must be perpendicular to the direction of the secondary joists, and the joints along the width of the board should be staggered.ScrewThe spacing from the edge of the board is 15mm, and from the corner of the board, it is 50mm.ScrewSpacing is approximately 180 to 200mm. Before covering, first draw lines on the board surface according to the grid of the joists. Pre-drill a slightly shallow indentation at the positions where the nail heads will pass through to ensure the board surface remains flat after screw installation, with the screw heads sinking into the board, no more than 0.5mm below the surface. Start fixing the board from the center and then secure the edges. The gap between boards should be no less than 5mm. For large areas and passages longer than 10 to 15 meters, leave a gap in the ceiling.Expansion joint。
Fiber cement boards are building panels made from cement and wood pulp fibers through modern high-temperature and high-pressure equipment. The standard size of fiber cement boards on the market is generally 2.44 meters by 1.22 meters, with thickness options including 5mm, 6mm, 8mm, 12mm, 15mm, 18mm, 20mm, and 24mm. Different thicknesses of fiber cement boards are primarily produced to meet customers' specific requirements.