7091 - Crane Composites
7091 GLASBORD ® SMOOTH WALL PANEL CLASS C FIRE RATING PER ASTM E-84 PRODUCT CODE: PSIF technical data Additional lengths, widths and colors available by quotation. 12,000 sq. ft. per product, weight and colors required to manufacture.
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