An ice-fire board is composed of a substrate layer, an adhesive layer, and impregnated decorative paper. The substrate is a non‑asbestos fiber cement board, and the impregnated paper is decorative paper saturated with resin adhesive. It is a type of board made to resemble an “ice‑fire” pattern, and its material is wood.
Ice‑fire boards have waterproof and fireproof properties, while also achieving the decorative effect of real marble.
Ice‑fire boards belong to the technical field of building decoration materials. They look like stone. In fact, what people usually see most often – including what is shown on TV – the term “ice‑fire” basically refers to stone. The board produced also looks quite similar to stone; its surface strongly resembles stone, and its texture sometimes even looks like marble.
Advantages of ice‑fire boards:
Their strength lies in their cost‑effectiveness. The most critical point is that they are inexpensive. In addition, installation is simple, whereas the installation and transportation of materials like marble are very troublesome; ice‑fire boards are indeed very easy to handle.
Ice‑fire boards are also called polyester fiber cement boards. They are a new type of building material made primarily from siliceous and calcareous raw materials, cured through various methods. They have emerged on the market with a brand‑new appearance, offering a distinctive style both in interior and exterior decoration, with unique and colorful finishes.
Fireproof boards belong to the technical field of building decoration materials. They are composed of a substrate, a bonding layer, and impregnated paper. The substrate is a non‑asbestos fiber cement board, and the impregnated paper is resin‑impregnated decorative paper. It is a type of board made in an “ice‑fire” style. Its material is wood, but it looks like stone. In fact, what people usually see most often, including what is shown on TV, the basis of “ice and fire” is all about stone. Ice‑fire boards have waterproof and fireproof properties, while simultaneously achieving the decorative effect of real marble.
