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What is the difference between MgO and OSB sips?

MgO SIPs and OSB SIPs are two types of Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs), which are a high-performance building material. The key difference between them lies in the material used for the exterior and interior sheathing, or “skins,” of the panel.

SIPs in general are a composite building material consisting of a rigid insulating foam core (typically Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) or Polyurethane (PUR)) sandwiched between two structural facings. This creates a lightweight, strong, and highly insulated panel ...

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Can fiber cement under floor on deck?

Yes, you can use fiber cement board as an underlayment for a deck, but its suitability depends on the specific application and it’s not a solution for every situation. Here’s a breakdown of the key factors to consider:

When Fiber Cement is a Good Choice for a Deck Underlayment

  • When installing a rigid surface: Fiber cement is an excellent choice when you plan to install ceramic tile or natural stone on your deck. It provides a ...
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What is fiber cement board used for?

Fiber cement board is a durable, low-maintenance building material used for a wide range of interior and exterior construction projects. Composed of a mixture of cement, sand, and cellulose fibers, it’s known for its resistance to fire, water, rot, and pests.

Exterior Applications

Fiber cement board is most commonly used for a building’s exterior due to its strength and ability to withstand harsh weather conditions.

  • Siding and Cladding: This is arguably the most popular use ...
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60/60/60 Fire Rated Wall Mgo board

A “60/60/60 fire-rated wall” refers to a wall assembly that has been tested and certified to resist fire for at least 60 minutes across three critical performance criteria. This rating is often a requirement in building codes, especially in commercial or multi-family residential structures, to ensure the safety of occupants and limit the spread of fire.

The three criteria in the Fire Resistance Level (FRL) rating are:

  1. Structural Adequacy (60): The ability of the ...
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What is MgO board used for?

Magnesium Oxide (MgO) board, often called magnesia board, is a versatile and high-performance building material that is used in a wide range of construction applications. Its unique combination of properties makes it a popular alternative to traditional materials like drywall, plywood, and cement board.

Here are the most common uses for MgO board, categorized by application:

Interior Applications

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Magnesium Oxide (MgO) Structural Insulated Panels

Magnesium oxide (MgO) structural insulated panels, often referred to as MgO SIPs, are a modern building material that combines structural integrity with superior insulation. They are part of the larger family of structural insulated panels (SIPs), which are increasingly being used in residential and commercial construction as a high-performance alternative to traditional stick-built framing.

 

 

What are MgO SIPs?

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TG 16mm GROOVED FIBER CEMENT BOARD DECKING

Tongue and groove (T&G) 16mm grooved fiber cement board decking is a specific type of outdoor flooring material designed for decks, balconies, and other exterior spaces. This product combines the robust properties of fiber cement with a user-friendly T&G interlocking system and a decorative grooved surface.

Dimension

Size:600x2700mm

Thickness:16mm

Edge:Tongue & Groove

Key Features and Benefits

  1. Fire Resistance: This is one ...
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TONGUE & GROOVE FIRE RESISTANT MGO FLOORING BOARD

“Tongue & Groove Fire Resistant MgO Flooring Board” is a type of flooring material that combines the inherent benefits of magnesium oxide (MgO) board with a specialized interlocking system, making it an excellent choice for a wide range of applications.

What is “Tongue & Groove”?

The “tongue and groove” (T&G) system is a method of joining boards together. Continue Reading →

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