Fireproof board should pay attention to the problem

1. The use of rust-free or stainless steel nails for securing the panels. In some countries, regulations specifically require the use of stainless steel nails when installing glass-magnesium fireproof panels. This is because these panels contain chlorine salts, which can cause corrosion on iron-based fasteners over time. Many Chinese-made fireproof boards have shown surface rust on nail heads within a year of installation, and this issue tends to spread over time. The problem is more pronounced in humid environments. To prevent this, it's crucial to ensure that all fasteners used are resistant to rust and corrosion.

2. The choice of caulking materials during the installation process. The sealing material used must have good flexibility and expansion properties to avoid cracking or breaking under stress. It’s important to note that these materials are typically not available as generic products. Instead, they are often supplied directly by the manufacturer of the fireproof panels, ensuring compatibility and long-term performance. Using improper or homemade sealants can compromise the integrity of the panel system and lead to future issues.