• Repairing building substrates inside and out:
- filling cavities and levelling other irregularities in the substrate,
- corner reconstruction,
- filling grooves left by decommissioned installations both in floors and walls, after point or line drains,
- full-surface levelling of walls including plastering up to 3 cm,
- additional thick surface reinforcement using glass fibre mesh,
- repair of window reveals when replacing joinery,
- repair of balcony slab edges, corners of beams, columns and stairs, restorations and repairs to floors,
- shaping facets,
- plaster restoration,
- formation of slopes in linear drains, terrace and balcony sleepers,
- masonry restorations at penetrations through the building wall.
• Making subfloors bonded to the subfloor.
• Type of substrate to be repaired - cement and cement-lime plaster, concrete, aerated concrete, cement screeds, as well as unplastered brick and ceramic or silicate block walls.
• Type of finishing layer - ceramic tile cladding, plaster, thin layer plaster, floor panels, etc.
Most important features
- bonding of tiles after only 5 hours
- no shrinkage cracks (fibre reinforced)
- high mechanical strength
