Tai Rong non-combustible fiberboard, the new favorite for public area wall panel decoration.
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2025-01-11 11:22
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Tai Rong non-combustible fiberboard, the new favorite for public area wall decoration
The non-combustible fiberboard launched by Tai Rong Building Materials is made of 100% asbestos-free materials, with a substrate of high-density fiber cement board or calcium silicate board, and a surface composite decorative layer or UV curing. Depending on the surface decorative layer, it is further divided into impregnated melamine paper, PVC film covering, etc. Among them, impregnated melamine paper is also known as quartz fiber board or ice-fire board; PVC film covering is also known as film-covered calcium silicate decorative board or cladding board; UV curing is also known as inorganic pre-coated board or fireproof pre-coated board, etc.
Non-combustible fiberboard, based on inorganic materials, has excellent fire resistance. This is particularly important in crowded public places, showcasing its irreplaceable advantages.
This material not only has a Class A fire rating but also, due to the stability of its inorganic components, will not be affected by daily use, climate changes, and other factors that could impact its fire resistance. Whether facing humid environments or prolonged UV exposure, non-combustible fiberboard can consistently maintain good fire resistance, providing a more durable and reliable choice for surface decoration materials in public buildings.
Non-combustible fiberboard excels in weather resistance and corrosion resistance. This material maintains stable physical and chemical properties, making it less susceptible to peeling or discoloration due to natural environmental influences. In humid or corrosive environments, non-combustible fiberboard can also demonstrate its excellent qualities. It effectively resists moisture and chemical erosion, maintaining a lasting aesthetic appearance, thereby reducing maintenance and replacement frequency and costs.
Additionally, non-combustible fiberboard has good acoustic and thermal insulation properties. In terms of acoustic performance, non-combustible fiberboard has significant sound insulation effects, effectively reducing noise interference; in terms of thermal insulation performance, non-combustible fiberboard can effectively maintain stable indoor temperatures, reducing energy consumption.
Tai Rong Building Materials' non-combustible fiberboard has been applied in projects such as the Hebei Shijiazhuang Automotive Industry Park, Henan Linzhou People's Hospital, Ningbo Wangchun Affordable Housing, and Changzhou Jinling Rehabilitation Hospital, where it has been used for ward wall panels and public area decorative wall panels, receiving unanimous praise from owners and construction parties.
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