Cement-bonded particle board
Built for moisture, impact and fire requirements.
CETRIS is a cement-bonded particle board for facades, walls, floors and fire protection. Standard untreated boards are A2-s1,d0; ECO and surface-finished boards are B-s1,d0. Each product page lists formats, available weights and original documents.
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Fire class, format and available weight and pallet data are shown on the page, with links to the manufacturer’s original documents.
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Weight and pallet — right on the page
Here is an extract from the manufacturer’s current table for CETRIS BASIC, 8–20 mm. Available format, weight and pallet data appears on each product page.
| Thickness | Format | Weight/m² | Weight/board | Boards/pallet | Edge |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 mm | 1250×3350 | 11.6 kg | 48.6 kg | 60 | straight |
| 10 mm | 1250×3350 | 14.5 kg | 60.7 kg | 45 | straight |
| 12 mm | 1250×3350 | 17.4 kg | 72.9 kg | 40 | straight |
| 14 mm | 1250×3350 | 20.3 kg | 85 kg | 35 | straight |
| 16 mm | 1250×3350 | 23.2 kg | 97.2 kg | 30 | straight |
| 18 mm | 1250×3350 | 26.1 kg | 109.3 kg | 25 | straight |
| 20 mm | 1250×3350 | 29 kg | 121.4 kg | 25 | straight |
Pallet data awaits confirmation from the manufacturer and may be adjusted.
Properties
What it stands up to
- Fire class A2 and B
- Standard untreated boards are A2-s1,d0; ECO and surface-finished boards are B-s1,d0.
- Impact-tough
- Withstands mechanical impact where plasterboard gives way.
- Moisture-resistant
- Holds its shape in damp, exposed conditions.
- Frost-resistant
- Tested over 100 freeze–thaw cycles to EN 1328.
- Sound-damping
- Airborne sound insulation of 30–35 dB for untreated boards, 8–40 mm.
- PEFC and EPD
- Cement, wood and water. PEFC-certified wood and a 2025 environmental product declaration (EPD).
The material in use
Facades and fire protection
CETRIS boards used on homes, administrative buildings and fire-resistant suspended ceilings.
The manufacturer
CIDEM Hranice a.s.
CETRIS is made by CIDEM Hranice a.s. in the Czech Republic — one of Europe’s established makers of cement-bonded particle board. We bring it to Swedish projects, with the formats, specs and lead times you need to plan and build.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers to the questions buyers and specifiers most often ask before selecting and ordering.
What is a cement-bonded particle board?
A cement-bonded particle board is pressed from wood chips, Portland cement, water and hydration additives. The cement provides resistance to moisture, fire and dimensional change, while the wood chips make the board lighter and easier to machine than solid cement. CETRIS is used as a building board in walls, floors, roofs, facades and fire-protective assemblies.
How does CETRIS differ from plasterboard, fibre cement and OSB?
CETRIS combines the durability of cement with the workability of wood. It is heavier and harder than plasterboard or OSB, but resists moisture and impact better. Fibre cement may reach a higher reaction-to-fire class and come in thinner sheets, while CETRIS often suits jobs that need reliable fixing, stiffness and a robust substrate at the same time.
Can CETRIS be used indoors and outdoors?
Yes. The right CETRIS board can be used in dry, humid and weather-exposed assemblies. The choice depends on the application, finish, thickness, fixing and joint design. The board is still only one part of the construction: ventilation, edge treatment, movement joints and the supporting frame must be designed for the conditions it will face.
Are all CETRIS boards non-combustible (A2-s1,d0)?
No. Standard untreated boards such as BASIC, PD, PDB, PDP, PROFIL and AKUSTIC are classified A2-s1,d0 under EN 13501-1. ECO boards and surface-finished boards are B-s1,d0. The class describes the board as a material; it is not the fire resistance (EI/REI) of a wall or floor, which applies to the complete assembly.
How do I get a price and lead time?
We do not publish list prices, because the price depends on board type, thickness, format, processing, quantity and delivery location. Send a quote request with the information you already have. If the product is not decided yet, describe the function and application, and we will help you choose a board and come back with price and lead time.
Where can I find data sheets and design resources?
Each product page links to a technical data sheet in English and Swedish and to the manufacturer’s original documents. The technical library collects data sheets and BIM tools for architects and specifiers. Always check the current declaration of performance, data sheet and system solution before specifying a board in project documents.
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