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    Asbestos cement products, Water Proofing

    elements, adhesives, plaster of Paris,

    gypsum False ceiling details

    Studio P8

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    Asbestos Sheets

    Asbestos is materialobtained by thecombination of cementwith about 15% ofasbestos fibers.

    The sheets made out of

    this material are light,cheap, durable and fireresisting.

    it does not required anyprotective paint andcannot be eaten away

    by vermin's

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    Clear PVC Roofing Sheet

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    Different type of profiles

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    Asbestos wall cladding Asbestos-cement sheet cladding was popular due t

    ease of installation and low cost. Installation was quick, sheets did not need to be pa

    and were considered to be fireproof.

    While popular as a general cladding, profiled asbesheets were commonly used to line the walls of set-porches irrespective of the cladding used on the remaof the building.

    Sheet sizes ranged from 610 (1.83.0 m) long x (9001200 mm) wide with a thickness of either 3/1

    mm), (6 mm) or (9.5 mm).

    Sh t Si

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    THICKNESS WIDTH LENGTH

    (mm) (mm)

    (mm)

    1800 2400 2440 2725 30

    7.5 900 x x 1200 x x x

    9.0 1200 x

    Sheet Sizes http://fibrecementsheet.com.au/tag/bgc-d

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    7.5mm to 9mm tDuratex On Site Recessing.

    Studs must be spaced at amaximum of 600 mm centres

    Noggings must be spaced at a

    maximum of 1350 mm centres

    It may be fixed directly to

    lightweight metal framing. The

    metal framing must not exceed1.6 mm in thickness

    Timber battens must have a

    minimum thickness of 40 mm to

    allow adequate nail penetration.

    Battens supporting sheet joints

    must have a minimum actual face

    width of 45 mm.

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    http://fibrecementsheet.com.au/duragroove-facade-system/

    http://fibrecementsheet.com.au/duragroove-facade-system/http://fibrecementsheet.com.au/duragroove-facade-system/http://fibrecementsheet.com.au/duragroove-facade-system/http://fibrecementsheet.com.au/duragroove-facade-system/http://fibrecementsheet.com.au/duragroove-facade-system/http://fibrecementsheet.com.au/duragroove-facade-system/
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    Sheets to timber framing by 30 x 2.8 mm

    Galvanised Flat Head Nail

    Sheets to metal frames by 8 x 2

    mm Galvanised Self-embeddin

    Head Screw

    Joint Details Timber FrameConstruction

    Joint Details Steel Frame

    Construction

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    Internal Corner Joint External Corner Join

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    Water Proofing

    Waterproof or water-resistant descriobjects relatively unaffected by water

    resisting the ingress of water under specif

    conditions. Such items may be used in wenvironments or under water to specif

    depths. Waterproofing describes making

    object waterproof or water-resistant (such a

    camera or watch).

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    1. External Examination:

    a. External rainwater goods, valleys, flat

    roofs.

    b. Condition of brickwork, stone, mortar,

    plinths, render,

    weatherproof finish, etc.c. Wall construction, cracks in masonry,

    copings, etc.

    d. External timbers including windows and

    doors.

    e. Air vents; their position and condition.

    f. Chimneys and flashings.

    g. Position of any remedial DPC

    installation including spacing and depth

    of holes where chemical systems have

    been used.

    h. High ground levels, abutting gardens

    walls, steps and position and

    integrity of any DPC system.

    A li ti f W t P fi b t

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    Application of Water Proofing on basement Water may enter a basement through various means including through

    walls, or floors.

    Basement waterproofing may be done internally and externally.

    Because basement foundations can be brick, block, concrete, and even w

    http://www.seepagesolutionscalgary.com/
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    What is a false ceiling and Wh is it

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    What is a false ceiling and Why is it

    used?

    A false ceiling is a ceiling that is

    suspended from the main

    ceiling. The suspension is fixed

    to the walls, roof or beams ofthe superstructure. In simpler

    words, a false ceiling is a

    second ceiling created bellows

    the original.

    PLASTER OF PARIS

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    PLASTER OF PARIS: Plaster of Paris(POP) is commonly used for constructingfalse ceilings. Gypsum, which gives outwater when heated, makes POP. What is afalse ceiling and Why is it used?

    Post-heating, gypsum softens and is thencrushed to form a powder. POP hardensinstantly when water is added to it. It isapplied to fibreboard or a wood base,which is then suspended to form the falseceiling.

    Advantages of POP:

    A smooth, uniform finish. The surface can be recorded or painted.

    POP false ceiling are easy to construct andmaintain.

    The ceilings are reality light.

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    Gypsum ceiling are popular because:

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    The dry construction eliminates the use of extra

    water while making the ceiling. This also keeps the

    building clean.

    Gypsum board is quite flexible. It allows for

    various shapes and design-such as plain, curved,stepped, coffered, pelmet, drop design, etc.

    Gypsum board has high impact-resistance and is

    very strong

    A Gyp board ceiling suspended on a metal grid

    forms a strong ceiling design.Glass fibre-reinforced gyp board makes excellent

    insulation material.

    Gypsum ceilings are non-resonant which makes

    then good soundproofing.

    When exposed to fire, gypsum gives out water,

    which is converted to steam and helps combat thefire. This is what makes the ceiling fireproof

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