Exploring the Benefits of Mineral Core Doors

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Hi there,

Can anybody tell me what actually is http://ideal.ae/index.aspx Doors?

I would appreciate if someone could actually explain the whole stuff that goes into making Mineral Core Doors please.

thanks!
 
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I have no idea how they make mineral core doors, but I think I can tell you why they use exfoliated vermiculite - it's an excellent fire retardant with a very low density.
 
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Hi Gokul,

Thanx 4 the info :)
 

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