MgO board wallboard / MgO wallboard 15 years experience

Also known as Magnesium Oxide Board, it is a technologically advanced building material that offers superior performance across categories compared to traditional wood, plaster and cement based products. Magnesia board is virtually impervious to fire, water, insects; does not feed mold or mildew; is non-toxic, nonflammable, and nonflammable; durable and maintains dimensional stability even when wet; and has an excellent bonding surface. Magnesia board is a mineral based 100% green building product.

MGO boards use a proprietary MgO, MgCl2/MgS04, perlite, fiberglass, flake compound to provide a versatile, versatile non-combustible and unique board material. This monolithic, rigid, inert, paperless building panel has superior properties over panels made of gypsum, clay or wood and paper particles. So, to get the job done easier, better and faster, MGO boards are best suited for both interior and exterior construction.

main features

- Excellent fire performance

- Warmth, heat insulation, sound insulation performance is good

-Scientific formula, truly green and environmentally friendly panels

- Good moisture resistance

- Resilience can be properly modeled

-Anti-corrosion, insect-proof and ant-proof

-Simple, quick and easy construction, easy to decorate, easy to cut, drill, shear

- Durable and long service life

-100% asbestos free

-Suitable for secondary decoration of other shapes

Magnesia board is used in the same way as gypsum and Portland cement sheathing in many applications. In terms of sheet thickness, fastening methods, and seam treatments, the substitutions are not exactly straightforward, but are very similar. This makes magnesium oxide boards an easy-to-use product. The possible uses for magnesia boards are vast and include: Firewalls. cut off. Structural sheathing for wood or metal stud walls. Shower tile backsplash. Structural panel finishes using MgO as the finish. Substrate for bushings, ceilings, soffits, fascias, coatings and insulation systems (e.g. direct-applied finish systems, EIFS and stucco).