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It depends on the profile and thickness of the sheets.
Large profile corrugated sheets are approximately 14 kg per meter squared.
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What is the difference between corrugated asbestos roofing and asbestos cement flat sheet?
The difference between corrugated asbestos roofing and flat asbestos cement sheet is the form in which it was cast and, perhaps, the thickness of the finished product. Asbestos was merely an additive to cement. Both products are basically cement with a fiber strengthener that happens to be asbestos.
How much does a sheet of asbestos cement board roofing weigh?
2.4 metre sheet of Big Six corrugated asbestos roof sheeting weighs 38kg
Difference between Asbestos Corrugated sheet and non AC sheet?
Presumably, one contains asbestos fibers and the other does not; or One is corrugated and the other is flat.
What is the problem of asbestos roofing sheet using in house?
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What is the r value for asbestos roof sheeting?
R value of asbstos cment roofing sheet ?
What is the English translation of the filipino word yero?
The English translation of the Filipino word "yero" is "galvanized iron sheet" or "metal roofing sheet."
Why Asbestos sheets are preferred over iron sheet for roofing?
Asbestos provides better insulation, because it is thicker and denser than iron.
Asbestos Cement roof sheet Cost for 1 meter?
In the United Kingdom Asbestos has been illegal to use in building materials since 1999.
Why not use asbestos sheet in roofing?
It's not safe to use asbestos anywhere. No matter how faraway this substance is from people, someone has to install it. Its a dangerous substance that is known to cause cancer.
What is the difference between AC sheet and GI sheet?
ac sheets are asbestos cement sheets and gi sheets are galvanized iron sheets.
How can you tell if corrugated sheet is asbestos?
The only way to tell for certain whether a corrugated paper or concrete material contains asbestos is to have a small sample analyzed by a qualified lab. However, if you know something about the history of the material (when it was manufactured, what company made it, when it was applied and for what purpose) you may be able to make some useful guesses.
Why do roofs follow a corrugated design?
Corrugated sheet metal roofs are structurally stronger than flat sheet metal.
