Why we do not publish a single generic PDF for eight different product families: density, tolerance level, water absorption, and fire reaction differ between uncoated flat sheets, deep-embossed stone panels, and factory-coated boards. Tell us the product family and thickness you are evaluating, and we dispatch the exact matching document pack.
Covers apparent dry density, bending strength (MOR), modulus of elasticity, thermal conductivity, hygric movement, dimensional tolerances (width, length, thickness, straightness, squareness), and applicable EN 12467 category for the specific series.
Provided per production line and finish state (uncoated vs coated) so European importers, customs brokers, and project fire consultants review traceable declarations rather than marketing summaries.
Practical site instructions covering forklift fork spacing, flat indoor stacking height, saw blade tooth geometry, dust removal, edge sealing on coated panels, and typical ventilated cavity principles.
Prepared alongside proforma quotations: estimated boards per pallet, net/gross pallet weight, HS code guidance, Commercial Invoice, Packing List, CMR / Bill of Lading, and A.TR / Origin certificates.
Compile single or multiple fibre cement product lines, thicknesses, formats, and destination details into a structured technical summary sent directly to our export desk on WhatsApp (+90 505 507 04 18). Zero server form queues.
Flat, calm architectural mineral boards supplied raw, factory-primed or coated for ventilated facades, light-steel assemblies and interior linings.
Full-format mineral boards embossed with directional walnut or cedar timber grain for ventilated facades, modular housing and commercial elevations.
Architectural coloured panels clearly differentiated between Factory-Coated opaque/semi-transparent finishes and Through-Coloured pigmented mineral cores.
Physical density, bending strength class, moisture movement, and reaction-to-fire classification depend on the exact board formulation and factory coating build-up (e.g. uncoated mineral board vs multi-coat painted panel). Sharing variant-matched documents guarantees that your specification engineer reviews authentic test parameters.
EN 12467 classifies flat fibre cement sheets by exposure category (A, B, C, D—where Category A targets external weather-exposed applications) and bending strength class (Classes 1 to 5). State your required exposure category and thickness in your enquiry so we match a compliant board series and supply its verified datasheet.
Yes. Under EN 13501-1, organic paint thickness and calorific value can differentiate an uncoated mineral substrate from a factory-coated panel, and board reaction-to-fire (e.g. A1 / A2-s1,d0 per datasheet) must never be confused with complete wall fire resistance (EI 30 / EI 60), which tests the entire wall assembly.
Standard export documentation prepared according to destination country and transport mode includes Commercial Invoice, Packing List (with net/gross weights and pallet counts), CMR or Bill of Lading (B/L), Turkish Export Customs Declaration, and A.TR or Certificate of Origin / EUR.1 where applicable.
Sample dispatches contain cut hand-specimens (commonly ~150 × 200 mm or ~200 × 300 mm) showing true core cross-section, relief depth, and surface finish state, labelled with reference codes. Qualified architectural practices, contractors, and importers can request samples directly via our Sample page or WhatsApp desk.