In our basement ceiling these panels are installed, is it asbestos/eternit, anyone knowledgeable?
 
  • A close-up of a gray ceiling board, possibly asbestos or eternit, with small holes, held by a person wearing jeans and blue shoes.
  • Close-up of a textured gray board on a ceiling, possibly asbestos or fiber cement, with a visible screw.
  • Damaged ceiling panel in a basement, possibly asbestos-containing material, showing a gap and wooden beam.
Eternitskivor. Contains asbestos.
If they are on the ceiling without mechanical impact, it should be fine. If you start filing or processing the boards, asbestos fibers will be released.
 
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B Bytet said:
In our basement ceiling, these boards are installed. Are they asbestos/eternit, anyone knowledgeable?
Looks like asbestos boards.
 
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E etompau said:
Eternit boards. Contain asbestos. If they are on the ceiling without mechanical impact, it should be fine. If you start filing or processing the boards, asbestos fibers are released.
Yes, I know that, it was more a question of whether they were that or not :)
 
Looks like it
 
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Looks like typical Eternit/asbestos cement.
 
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If it is in a former boiler room, it would be protected with eternit plates in the ceiling, may also have been used throughout the entire basement.
 
J jonaserik said:
If it's in a former boiler room, it might be protected with asbestos cement sheets in the ceiling, and it might have been used throughout the entire basement
Yes, I've heard that, but actually it's in the entire garage but not in the old boiler room. So they'll just stay where they are, too much work to take down :) thanks for the response.
 
You can paint over and then you bind up the surface so it doesn't dust.
 
J jonaserik said:
You can paint over and then you bind the surface so it doesn't dust
Yes, it was painted once upon a time, but we'll add a few more layers later, we also have it in a room we're going to turn into a workspace, there's probably no danger at all in spending long periods daily in a room with these boards?
 
No, as long as you don't scrape and drill into it.
 
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J jonaserik said:
No, as long as you don't scrape and drill at it
Thanks for the answer.
 
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