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The Use of Natural Fibre Cement in Architectural Facades
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What a rainscreen is and its first uses:
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Risk of fire and advantages of fibre cement rainscreen
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The production process
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Principles of an open rainscreen and the advantages
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Different subframe options available
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Design ideas

Cembrit products are available on NBS Source which brings together NBS National BIM Library, NBS Plus Product Selector, NBS Source is a single source for product information that will integrate seamlessly into your project workflow, and provide an additional level of enhanced product data, in a consistent, structured format.
Cembrit's range includes fibre-cement slates for pitched roofing, large format 'A' fire rated building boards/ facade panels for rainscreen cladding. On vertical surfaces, building boards for render backing, sheathing, partitions, fire rated applications and general purpose use.
Fibre cement corrugated sheets are generally selected for single skin applications in aggressive environments such as livestock housing, industrial processes or storage of corrosive materials.
Fibre cement slate formats include dressed edge textured surface, dressed edge smooth surface, textured surface square edge, smooth surface square edge all for double lap slating.
Fibre cement rainscreen claddings are available in through coloured autoclaved water resistant composition known as Cembonit or Patina. Fibre cement through coloured rainscreen cladding is branded Solid, fibre cement through coloured rainscreen cladding with a transparent coating is branded Transparent and fibre cement rainscreen cladding with a painted surface on a natural grey core is branded Cover.