9mm Magply Fire Rated Render Carrier Board is an A1 class non-combustible render carrier board which is manufactured from magnesium silicate coated with magnesium oxide to provide fire safety, durability, integrity and strength.

Magply 2400mm x 1200mm x 9mm is designed to accept direct render applications to form the external façades of commercial and domestic properties which utilise hybrid frames structures.

Fire Rated Magply Board offers the perfect substrate board for many render systems in external locations and is suitable for steel frame, timber frame, park home and modular construction.

Magply is a high strength board manufactured using inorganic substances and reinforcement meshes which provide excellent dimensional stability.

9mm Render Carrier Board Magply is offering excellent fire resistance and is resistant to frost, moisture and impact and has been tested by the leading render manufacturers and is BBA approved.

Magply can be used in a wide range of applications such as rain-screen cladding, timber frames, leisure buildings, render carrier board , park home board, stud partitioning, flooring, ceilings and dry lining.

Specification:

Thickness: 9mm

Length: 2400mm

Width: 1200mm

Thermal Conductivity: 0.19W/mK

Board coverage: 2.88m2

Density: 1100 Kg/m3

Vapour Resistance: 0.31MNs/g

Reaction to Fire: Class A1 Non Combustible

Melting point: 2400°C

9mm Board weight: 28kg

Solubility: Insoluble in Water

Installation guidance for Magply Render Carrier Board applications:

 · Minimum 25mm batten fixed at maximum 600mm centres.

 · Fixings set at 300mm centres, guidance must be taken from the architect or engineer.

 · Minimum 25mm continuous cavity behind the board top to bottom finishing 150mm from ground level and 5mm from top soffit.

 · Boards should be mechanically fastened with stainless steel fixings minimum screw shank 3.5mm and minimum 38mm to 42mm length on 12mm.

 · Advice should be sought from architect or engineer as to screw spacings which are dependent on situation for wind uplift.

 · Boards should be staggered and always render on the course side of the board, a 4-5mm expansion gap to be left on all joints.

 · Always screw Magply at least 15mm in from the edge of the board.

 · A layer of DPC is recommended on the face of the batten behind the board.

 · Air flow should be specific around windows & doors.

 · Ensure the board is free from all debris and dry before applying render.

 · The final installation drawing should always come from your structural engineer or architect.

 · Most render manufacturers specify 12mm Board and maximum 600mm centres for battens, in areas of high wind uplift (costal areas) tighter spacings will be advised by the engineer.

 · If a primer is specified by the render Manufacturer it is the responsibility of the applicator to ensure it is correct and has been tested for use with Magply Board.

 · Under no circumstances should any PVA based product be used on Magply boards.

Painting Instructions for Magply Board:

 · All joints, screw heads, nail holes etc should first be filled using Magply Ready Mixed Filler Adhesive, which is left for 24hrs and sanded down flat.

 · First Coat, Magply is a high suction background so the first coat of multi surface is mixed with 25-30% water and allowed to dry.

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