MagMatrix Premier Model Magnesium Oxide Cement Structural fire-rated subfloor panel is a highly versatile and robust flooring solution. Here's a more detailed breakdown of its key features:
1. Versatile Strength and Lightweight Design: The MagMatrix Premier new MGO sanded Subfloor panel is solid, lightweight, and incredibly versatile. This versatility allows it to be used in many residential and commercial applications without adding excessive weight to the building structure.
2. Internal or External Use: This product can be used internally and externally, offering great versatility for various construction projects.
3. Tongue and Grooved Edges: The flooring sheets have tongue and grooved (T&G) edges, providing a secure, neat surface when installed. This design simplifies the installation process and ensures a seamless, continuous surface.
4. Substrate Material or Finished Floor: While primarily designed as a substrate material, it can also serve as a finished floor. Its smooth surface can mimic the appearance of a polished concrete floor, offering a modern, minimalist aesthetic that will inspire your design choices.
5. Fire Resistance Level (FRL): When installed on either a timber or steel frame, the MagMatrix Premier Model Magnesium Oxide Cement Structural fire-rated subfloor panel can deliver a Fire Resistance Level (FRL) performance in the DOWN direction for either 60/60/60 or 90/90/90 or 120/120/120. These ratings indicate the time (in minutes) that the material can withstand exposure to fire while maintaining structural integrity, integrity against the passage of flames and hot gases, and insulation against the transmission of heat.
6. Acoustic Performance: Besides its fire-resistant properties, it offers exceptional acoustic performance, making it ideal for multi-level lightweight construction where sound insulation is a priority.
Our Premier model new sulfate MGO sanded subfloor panel is a versatile, high-performing flooring solution that can meet various construction needs, especially in projects where fire resistance and sound insulation are essential.
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