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Please find below a selection of relevant articles from AEC companies and organizations for cellulose fibre. AECB The sustainable building association - AECB Forum ...Posts: 546 Re: can strawbale be airtight? « Reply #4 on: May 03, 2005, 12:57:14 PM » Compacted straw by itself probably isn't dramatically more airtight than cellulose fibre (which is leaky enough to be used as an air filter). From memory though this house has a polyethylene air barrier over much of its surface and the concrete... See #1. Flexibulk Ltd. ...Filter Sheets comprises a number of main product groups: XE range of filter sheets - for use in clarifying and sterilising filtration duties EE range of sheets for use where all cellulose fibre sheets are needed W2 support sheets for depth filtration of bulk liquids, such as beer and lager production, fruit juice manufacture or the processing... See #2. Britmet Tileform - Lightweight roofing tile systems UK Create a look with these simple to install planks without the ongoing problems of timber maintenance and pest infestation. Supertech is a single facet autoclaved cellulose fibre reinforced cement plank. Low maintenance and with two surface finishes (permanent wood grain and smooth texture) makes Supertech the alternative to timber... See #3. Decorative Cladding - Vivalda It is ideally suited to exterior cladding. The high density core panel is composed of a chemically resistant, thermoset, resin-bonded cellulose fibre. It is finished with natural wood, coated with our in-house formulated acrylic resin finish. Hardy and element proof, these cladding panels are completely watertight. See #4. 1: http://www.aecb.net [c1089332] 2: http://www.flexibulk.co.uk [c1011993] 3: http://www.britmet.co.uk [c1011026] 4: http://www.vivalda.co.uk [c1266075]