Yes. Our product envelop is 4’ wide maximum and 12’ long maximum. We can manufacture any size within that envelop.
Thicknesses range from 3mm-(1/8”) to 20mm-(13/16”)
Magnum Board® Products are extremely versatile and we have a product available for most every application. For example:
For the exterior:
Magnum wall sheathing
Magnum ceiling board
Magnum shear wall panels
Magnum 111 vertical siding
Magnum structural substrate for roofing and flooring
Magnum lap siding available in wood grain, smooth and a coarse profile
For the interior:
Magnum wall board
Magnum ceiling board
Magnum tile backer
Magnum underlayment
Magnum one-hour UL rated fire wall
Magnum two-hour E-119 rated fire wall
Other applications (OEM) include:
Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs)
Exterior Insulated Finish Systems (EIFS)
Drop Ceiling Panels: 2’ X 2’ and 2’ X 4’
Room Dividers
Office cubicle wall panels
Liners for Safes
And much more
Refer to Magnum MgO Products “Storage and Handling” Instructions No. 083007.1338.
Yes. In fact, installing Magnum Board® is as safe if not safer than installing any other material on the market today. Being a mineral based product, Magnum Products are free of carcinogens and silica. Magnum® Products have been tested to the U-Pitt Toxicity Protocol required by New York City, NY and has been found to be non-toxic. So, Magnum Products are extremely safe for installers and consumers alike. You may obtain a copy of our Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) from our website.
Comparing a 4’ X 8’ X 1⁄2” sheet of material:
Gypsum Sheathing: 52 pounds
Portland Cement Board: 122 pounds
Magnum Board®: 72 pounds
We know it is important for you to be able to procure our products as close to their point of use as possible. To accommodate your needs, we are in the process of establishing distribution points around the country. Please contact us to find out the nearest location to your project. If you are interested in becoming a Distributor, call us and we can tell you how to make that happen.
In short yes. Steel is noncombustible and does not feed or “fuel” a fire. Without fuel, which is one of the three ingredients of the Fire Triangle, a fire cannot start/continue. In addition to the light gauge steel framing, the KRATOS™ wall assembly uses Class A UL-rated insulative and sheathing materials to form an impressive fire-resistant solution, with the MX7 version rated to 2 hours from the exterior. According to the National Fire Protection Association, wood structural members or framing rank third on average as the first-ignited material in home fires. Additionally, building with steel can reduce the cost of construction insurance for builders, as well as homeowners’ insurance premiums for the life of the home, helping to lower the annual TCO (Total Cost or Ownership). Check out the Steel Framing Alliance for more information on this subject.