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- 1. MCM (MODIFIED CLAY MATERIAL) Modified clay material is an amalgamation of clay and sands through an unfired patent manufacturing technology. PHOMI’s products are modified soil made through a technology breakthrough with the base materials being constituted and bonded together by using only low heat temperature in its manufacturing process. SUB TO : SANDIP SIR SUB BY: DENIS PATEL DHRA PATEL HARSHIL PATEL JAY SONI KATHANI PATEL SATYAM PRAJAPATI
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- 3. USES EXTERNAL CLADDING INTERNAL WALL CALDDING CEILING FLOORING FURNITURE COVERING LANDSCAPPING
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- 6. ADVANTAGES DURABLE LONGLASTING SUSTAINABLE NON BREAKABLE FIRE RETARDANT ANTI-SLEEP GREEN MATERIAL RECYCLABLE LIGHT WEIGHT MAINTANANCE FREE PORTABLE EAST TO INSTALL AVAILABLE IN DIFFERENT NATURAL TEXTURES MOISTURE FREE ABSORBS & DESORBS HUMIDITY
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- 8. THEORETICAL MCMFLEXI offers most varied collection of Natural, Durable & Aesthetically designed materials holding a wide range which encompasses MCM STONE,MCM WOOD, MCM BRICK & MCM LEATHER. Best suited for External cladding , Interiors; Comprising of ceiling, flooring & furniture covering and also for grand landscaping. MCMFLEXI Products are suitable for your complete architectural needs. The products come with a base thickness of only 2.5 mm
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- 11. 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 EARTH MASONRY HUMIDITY BUFFERING WATER ABSORTION
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