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In the construction business, fibre cement boards have grown fairly popular. When it comes to building quickly and efficiently, they are a great solution. Unfortunately, the majority of people are unaware of what makes Fiber cement boards superior to plywood and other materials. Cement boards are utilised instead of gypsum boards because they are more resistant to moisture and leakage. Cement boards are resistant to weather change because of their strong moisture absorbing and drying capabilities. Fiber cement boards' sole possible downside is their weight and labour cost. While the board itself is comparable to, if not more expensive than, plywood, working with these boards needs more time, effort, and labour, but the results are appealing and require little upkeep.
Fibre cement is extremely long-lasting and unlikely to need to be replaced. It does not absorb moisture from rain, dampness, or snow, and thus does not quickly distort or decompose.
Unlike wood or vinyl, fibre cement is extremely heat and fire resistant. Most fibre cement board producers, in fact, promise that the boards will not ignite for an hour when exposed to direct flame. This provides enhanced protection for your building while also complying with fire rules.
Fibre cement boards also have a significant advantage over wood and vinyl in terms of weather resistance. It's ideal for exteriors that are subjected to direct sunlight and rain, especially in areas with high humidity or dry summers.
Unlike aluminium and vinyl, which need to be pressure washed on a regular basis, fibre cement boards are low-maintenance. They are not susceptible to termite infestation and do not require treatment, unlike wood.
As a builder, you must take into account the convenience of installation. Fibre cement boards are simple to deal with and don't require any labour training. It's easier to work with if you get the proper dimension boards.
