Floor pressure boards, also known as fiber-cement pressure boards or cement-fiber pressure boards, are a new type of architectural panel made from natural fibers and cement. They are produced through processes including pulping, molding, cutting, pressing, and curing. As a next-generation “green” building material, these boards not only offer excellent moisture and fire resistance but also feature unique environmental benefits. Floor pressure plate It boasts advantages such as lightweight, high strength, waterproofness, corrosion resistance, fire retardancy, large panel size, excellent workability, and enhanced construction efficiency. Floor pressure boards are widely used in both residential and industrial buildings. They can be applied to various building components, including floor slabs, interior wall panels, exterior wall panels, ceiling panels, curtain wall linings, composite wall panels, insulation materials, and roofing systems. The surface treatment of cement pressure boards (FC boards or TK boards)—applying latex paint—is similar to that for gypsum boards: first, use putty to achieve a smooth surface, then apply latex paint.

　　Floor pressure plates are currently mainly used for interior partition walls, exterior wall panels, exterior wall insulation boards, and steel-structure floor slabs.

　　Introduction to the uses of floor pressure plates:

　　1. Floor pressure plate Compared to gypsum boards and calcium silicate boards, interior partition walls made of this material offer superior waterproof, fire-resistant, and sound-insulating performance. However, due to their higher cost, they are primarily used in high-end facilities such as hotels, guesthouses, villas, and national venues.

　　2. In terms of application, exterior wall panels are used in much the same way as stone materials. Thanks to their significant price advantage over stone—especially imported stone—these panels are increasingly being adopted in a wide variety of construction projects.

　　3. Floor pressure boards used as exterior wall insulation panels: For energy-saving purposes, many buildings in northern regions now incorporate exterior wall insulation designs. It has become quite common to use insulation materials such as fiber-cement pressure boards and extruded polystyrene boards as exterior wall insulation panels.

　　4. As housing prices continue to rise, duplex residential communities are gaining popularity across the country. Compared to traditional density boards (wood panels), floor pressure boards offer superior advantages in terms of water resistance, moisture resistance, fire retardancy, sound insulation, corrosion resistance, and pest control.