Fibre Cement or Compressed Fibre Cement (CFC) is a composite construction material made of cement reinforced and cellulose fibres.

It is mainly used in the construction industry for cladding, ceiling and roofing due to its strength and durability. It can also be used for interior application such as partition walls and interior linings.

Kalsi raw materials, obtained from renewable sources, ensure a low carbon footprint. Cellulose is obtained from sustainable forests. Cement and aggregates from local quarries. Kalsi low energy production processes are clean and efficient together with recycling of production waste.

Kalsi fibre cement boards and planks are manufactured in modern production facilities around the Asia Pacific region. The company’s factories meet the international benchmarks for quality and environmental impact.

Kalsi fibre cement boards are available with different surface finishing to enhance their overall performance, installation process and aesthetic appearance.

The standard surface of Kalsi fibre cement boards is smooth and off-white in colour, making it appropriate for typical applications. Extra skim coating for smooth finished is required.

The wooden pattern comes in attractive textures that can be enhanced by a wide range of modern architectural finishes.

Asbestos is no longer being used in construction of buildings. All Kalsi boards are produced without using any asbestos (such as chrysotile, amosite,
chrocidolite or any other kind of asbestos). The Kalsi boards are manufactured from cement, quartz sand, organic reinforcement
fibers (such as selected cellulose fibres), natural calcium silicates and water.

• Green and sustainable
• Cost-effective
• Rapid installation
• Reduced wastage
• Easy installation of pipes and other services
• Lightweight and structurally efficient
• Durable
• Earthquake resistant