Moulded AC cover for residential above ground meters and bore-water pumps.
Prior to 1990
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Like roofs, subject to constant weathering. Also subject to infrequent handling which may damage edging.
Moulded AC items specifically moulded for or adapted for use in residential setting.
Hardie’s produced a range of tree rings (full and split) in five diameter sizes between 12’ and 24’ as well as a shell seat 26” high x 27” wide.
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Prior to 1990
Individual or communal residential environments
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Ad hoc adaptations may expose item to unintended environmental conditions and potential damage, exposing fibres.
Moulded AC planter pots – specific product sold to market or ad-hoc use of AC materials such as cut AC piping.
Tasbestos produced a range in the post-WW2 era.
Hardies produced and marketed a range, refer below for list (1972).
Prior to 1990
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Weathering and/or damage will expose fibres.
Asbestos woven material or other ACM.
Cut and tailored into apparel or items for occupations that required protection from fire, hot materials (eg metals) and radiant heat.
Used extensively during the Second World War where it became generally well known.
May be white or covered with an outer insulating material
Prior to around 1980
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Firefighting suits and equipment, protective blankets, welding apparel/gloves, military, gloves for bakeries and kitchens, maritime crew use.
Woven asbestos garments, gloves etc, depending on their manufactured quality, age, previous use and subsequent damage/degradation, can have exposed asbestos fibres.
