• Recommended for traditional thick joint masonry - it allows for correction of dimensional inaccuracies in wall elements.
• Allows the construction of overground storeys, basement walls and foundations - reinforced and unreinforced subject to struc-tural requirements.
• Connects the elements into a stable and durable wall - it is a soft and resilient matrix in which rigid elements such as bricks, stones and blocks are embedded.
• Protects individual masonry components - bricks, blocks, hollow bricks - from deterioration and provides a buffer to reduce the impact of stresses associated with loading under the influence of successive layers of masonry and thermal and moisture changes in the surroundings.
• Type of masonry - bricks, hollow blocks and other such ceramic, lime sand and concrete materials
Most important features
- for ceramic, concrete and silicate elements
- high ductility
- compressive strength - min. 10.0 N/mm²
- combines elements into a stable, durable wall
