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glass fibre in the core and Glass Mat embedded beneath both the face and back
side of board. Thin type (6 mm Tiger Glass Rock) can be used in curved walls or
ceilings. |
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<The ceiling incorporating 6 mm Tiger Glass
Rock>
The proposal for the construction method for ceilings at parking areas where do
not get any direct exposure to rain by maximizing the excellent qualities of Tiger
Glass Rock
The ceiling construction using 6 mm Tiger Glass Rock |
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<The fire resistant wall incorporating
6 mm Tiger Glass Rock>
The fire resistant wall consisting of a combination of 6 mm Tiger Glass Rock and
12.5 mm Tiger Board (Standard plasterboard) offers aesthetic finish, reduction
in weight and thickness and increases the work efficiency. Tiger Glass Rock and
Tiger Board can be applied in reverse order depending on finishes. |
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<The shear wall incorporating 12.5 mm Tiger
Glass Rock>
Shear walls are designed to resist vertical elements of horizontal force such
as vertical force generated by earthquake or typhoon in order to prevent buildings
from being deformed. Board materials used in shear wall systems require high rigidity. |
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<The quasi-fire resistant wall incorporating
12.5 mm Tiger Glass Rock>
A layer of 12.5 mm Tiger Glass Rock is applied to each side of wood framings to
achieve quasi-fire resistance of up to 60 minutes due to Tiger Glass Rock’s
incombustibility. |
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<The renovation technique using 4.3 mm
Tiger Glass Rock Clear>
Tiger Glass Rock Clear is 4.3 mm decorative sheet with formaldehyde absorption
and decomposition performance. The concentration of formaldehyde in a room can
be reduced by using Tiger Glass Rock for refurbishment of existing walls. Also,
it offers extra fire protection as well. |
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