Pouring concreteThere are numerous qualities that make vermiculite incredibly valuable in the construction industry, including:

• Non-flammable
• Non-combustible
• Economical
• Odorless
• Does not emit toxic fumes
• Does not attract pests/rodents
• Does not deteriorate or decompose

Thanks to these attributes, vermiculite uses are vast.

LOW FILLING IZALASYON

Increasing the fire ratings and acoustic performance of the wall structure and the pores and voids of the hollow framework can be accomplished by filling the water repellant treated exfoliated vermiculite.

Larger grade sprayable vermiculite can be used to isolate roof floors and roof floors.Vermiculite is one of the benefits of being laid between the rafters and then being easy to use with application consisting of liquidation processes.

VERMIKULITE PLASTERS

Exfoliated vermiculite is used in both hand- and spray-applied general building plasters to improve coverage, ease of handling, adhesion to a wide variety of substrates, fire resistance, and resistance to chipping/cracking/shrinkage.

Acoustic- and fire-protection products often use vermiculite combined with a binder such as gypsum, portland cement, or (more rarely) an air setting clay, plus fillers and rheological aids.

BUILDING BOARDS

Boards containing exfoliated vermiculite are often used to protect building elements from the effects of cellulosic fires. It is used as a core in firedoors, to build fire barriers, to encase or construct ductwork, and to protect steel building elements.

Potassium silicate or sodium silicate bound boards; when produced with the addition of vermiculite, these boards can withstand service temperatures of up to 1150C and are frequently used as backup insulation behind the carbon cathode in the potcells. This process can be also used to manufacture acoustic panels to reduce reverberation time.

RAISE THE ROOF WİTH VERMIKULITE

Concrete roofs containing vermiculite are often used in conjunction with other insulation materials such as polystyrene board to form a total roofing system.

When combined with a bituminous binder, vermiculite can help create a lightweight roof which has the advantages of low thermal conductivity, low moisture content, and easy placement by pouring directly from the bag and then tamping.

REST ASSURED WİTH VERMIKULITE

Vermiculite’s fireproofing characteristics are recognized nationally by offices of local building officials, state rating bureaus, and insurance companies.

Underwriters’ Laboratories, a global independent safety science company with more than a century of expertise in innovating safety solutions, have assigned up to 4-Hour ratings to room and deck systems that employ vermiculite as one of the components.

And they are made to last—concrete roofs made using vermiculite may be guaranteed by the applicator for up to 50 years!

SWIM POOL LINERS

Double or triple the lifetime of your vinyl pool with vermiculite swim pool liners.

Swim Pool LinerWhen combined with portland cement, finer grades of exfoliated vermiculite provide a base for swimming pool vinyl liners.

This combination is used extensively in North America to stop the migration of stones which might puncture the vinyl liner, plus it accommodates movements in the water table. The use of vermiculite creates a smooth, soft, durable pool surface.