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Saturday, October 11, 2008

Eternit

Eternit is a brand of roofing and panelling material made of fibres and cement.

Originally the fibres were asbestos, and the material was commonly used in housebuilding because of its low cost, fire-resistance, light weight and other properties.

Now, after the discovery of its extremely high carcinogenic toxicity, its use is forbidden in many countries. Many ex-workers have sued the company and most scientists advise removing it from houses. Removal has to be done by specialized technicians.



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