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Asbestos-Cement Wallboard: Identification, Appearance & Uses
Asbestos-cement wallboard is also known as Transite or Eternit. It is made of Portland cement, asbestos fibers, and other reinforcing fibers, such as cellulose or glass fibers. It is typically gray in color, but can also be found in other colors, such as brown, red, or green. Asbestos-cement wallboard is often used in commercial buildings, such as factories, warehouses, and schools. It is also used in some older homes.
Asbestos-cement wallboard can be identified by its smooth, hard surface. It is also brittle and can be easily cracked or broken. If you suspect that you may have asbestos-cement wallboard in your home, it is important to have it tested by a qualified professional.
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