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Asbestos cement is a cement-based product where about 10-15% w/w of asbestos fibres are added in order to reinforce the cement and used in insulation or as a fireproofing aid. Asbestos cement was used due being weatherproof as it will absorb moisture but the water does not pass through the product.
Corrugated sheets, slates, moulded fittings, soffits and undercloak, water cisterns, rainwater gutters, down pipes, pressure pipes, underground drainage and sewer pipes, sills, copings, chalkboards, fascias, infill panels, etc.
01 Asbestos cement Water tank
02 Pipe lagging
03 Loose fill insulation
04 Textured decorative coating eg artex
05 AIB ceiling tiles
06 AIB bath panel
07 Toilet seat and cistern
08 AIB behind fuse box
09 AIB airing cupboard and/or sprayed insulation coating boiler
10 AIB partition wall
11 AIB interior window panel
12 AIB around boiler
13 Vinyl floor tiles
14 AIB behind fire
15 Gutters andAsbestos cement downpipes
16 Soffits – AIB or asbestos cement
17 AIB exterior window panel
18 Asbestos cement roof
19 Asbestos cement panels
20 Roofing felt
AIB = Asbestos Insulating Board
01 Sprayed coatings on ceilings, walls, beams and columns
02 Asbestos cement water tank
03 Loose fill insulation
04 Lagging on boilers and pipes
05 AIB ceiling tiles
06 Toilet seat and cistern
07 AIB partition walls
08 AIB panels in fire doors
09 Asbestos rope seals, gaskets and paper
10 Vinyl floor tiles
11 AIB around boilers
12 Textiles eg fire blankets
13 Textured decorating coatings on walls and ceilings eg artex
15 Gutters andAsbestos cement downpipes
14 Asbestos cement roof
15 Asbestos cement panels
16 Asbestos cement gutters and downpipes
17 Soffits – AIB or asbestos cement
18 Asbestos cement flue
AIB = Asbestos Insulating Board
Eaves, soffits, gutters and rainwater fall pipes, garage and shed roofs, linings for walls, ceilings, door, insulation panels in some storage heaters, bath panels, central heating flues and floor tiles.
Asbestos first became a popular building material in the 1950s and was used in all sorts of unexpected places until as recently as the late 1990s.
Asbestos is a naturally occurring fibrous mineral that became a popular building material in the 1950s. It is still found in many buildings, including hospitals, schools and homes.
To satisfy the requirements of Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012.
MCL Asbestos Services Ltd provide a complete service to its clients, that meets each aspect of the regulations from the initial assessment to final report stage including ongoing management.
