Just out of curiosity, where was the water ingress on the failed system?
I’m definitely going to stick with Maite for the base coat.
The rep said today that Maite started out as an adhesive, then they engineered it to be a base coat. It does indeed stick to everything! With a bit of spare I...
Thanks Owls,
I know that you’ve kind of answered it above but what do you think about using different brands for adhesive but using the maite as a base coat? I’m relying on the mechanical fix much more than adhesive bond as the substrate is painted. We used more dabbing them on than in the base...
Hi,
Just about to place an order for the adhesive and base coat for my house EWI. The top coat is the same as the house- Parex DPR Acrylic course.
For the extension we used Maite for adhesive and basecoat.
For the house I wondered if it wiuld be viable to use a cheaper adhesive than the...
Rockwool's company Rockfon have been doing ceiling panels and interior acoustic treatment for a while too...I imagine they're much the same...At one point I was going to start a company making studio panels so I'm forever looking at the acoustics of new buildings as bad designs make the...
Oh yea you guys probably alteady know this but he said if you try to build out the dpr top coat any more than the tight aggregate thickness, it’ll crack like cow pat!
Cool,
I spoke to a Parex guy who did say you can do a real sloppy mix over the top to try to make it better...he did say that the 6mm expansion beads were correct and that you can either basecoat flush, or the finish thickness back from the bead edge. If you base coat flush you have to ensure...
Thanks Owls for the thoughts!
The Parex guy spec’d the materials but something must have been misunderstood by the merchant as they know exactly what we’re using and are a parex stockist...thats a bit frustrating.
Ah I just put me trowel on the wall to show the misses behind, it’s hard to see...
Couple more of the top lift exp bead detail
And a couple from the bottom lift.
Scaff is a pain but they said they couldn’t go into the lane really... plus would have been too far away for the blockwork...its 150mm eps.
Just read the Maite spec sheet again, says 6m2 from a 30kg bag...so not too far off at all...
I've moved all the scaff poles back as far as they'll go, its the vertical ones that suck...I've been passing the spat between hands behind the poles 6" away from the face!
Pictures to follow : )
The expansion beads were spec'd by the Parex guy...the stop beads are more like 4mm... The stop and expansion beads are meshless...I know the edge beads you cover fully...
I'll take some pics...it's a bit tricky to see from pictures though...but it might show enough...
If I remember correctly...
Just gonna put an update here in case others are Matie Virgins...
First wall: had too much builing out to do, should have dubbed out.
Second wall: put 1st coat on thinner as didn’t need building out and am getting about 7m out of a bag!, bedded mesh in, seemed nice n flat off the spat, then 2nd...
I saw in Marrakech some guys rendering an old wall... alot of the people are French influenced in Marrakech... and the finish was just like the scraped looking one... they seemed to be hurling it on, then kust edging off and a bit of floating...
Thanks for the help guys, Lox especially, appreciated that call...
Got some beads on today, had to get a bifold door in over and past the scaff which was hairy, then just had time to pop a small side on...my practice side... put it on too thick but had to to make up for a mistake I’d made...
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