I should add that it is a wall adjacent to a bergslagskammin and that the gray piece looks like a panel that was added later.
Hard to say...
Is it hard like cement? Then it could be asbestos cement.
Put it in garbage bags and take it to recycling.
Wet wipe around where it was.
I wouldn't be worried as long as you haven't been standing and cutting into it.
Is it hard like cement? Then it could be asbestos cement.
Put it in garbage bags and take it to recycling.
Wet wipe around where it was.
I wouldn't be worried as long as you haven't been standing and cutting into it.
Yes, the gray bit with a little texture on it is hard, only leaving a small mark when I press on it with an awl. Can you leave everything in place and encapsulate it somehow? It's a big hole that I want to fill in.
You do not need to encapsulate eternit because asbestos fibers are only released when you work with eternit, like sawing it, which causes dust.
Yes, I know that, but the gray board IF it contains asbestos has "weathered" or something, otherwise it would have been a whole board. But I still don't want any holes like gypsum plaster for indoor use.