Microbutton Granito Wall is a modern finishing material based on cement, which includes the fraction of marble chips.
Scope
The features and benefits
Usage instructions
Surface for application must be solid, clean, dry and not to contain extraneous substances. The surface should not have cracks or other damage. If there are areas in the form of cracks and cavities on surface should be repaired with suitable repair solutions (Teknorep 300 and Teknorep 300EX).
Granito Wall is applied to the surface prepared as specified in the instructions for applying 2 or 3 layers, steel trowel, maintaining a break between the layers (12-24 hours). Glossing with a trowel during the seizure. Produce polishing the dried surface is not necessary, if in the process of setting you've done zilanawala. After full curing, the surface is treated with a fixing polyurethane impregnation. In high humidity areas or where you plan contact with water microcemento – the surface is coated with a protective polyurethane varnish. The paint is applied in 1-2 layers.
The mixing solution is performed using a low speed electric mixer to obtain a homogeneous mixture. Water is added to the bucket in the desired proportions in accordance with the consistency. If you want coloration, it is recommended to add dye to the water in the mix. Then the powder material is added slowly, stirring continued until a homogeneous mixture. Leave on for 1 - 3 minutes for ripening of the mortar, mix again before applying.
Notes on application / Limitations
Color |
White, gray |
Shelf life |
12 months in dry environment in unopened container |
Packaging |
23,5 kg bag |
Application temperature |
5 °C - 35 °C |
The pot life of the solution |
30 minutes |
The thickness of the coating |
2-4 mm |
Curing time |
12-24 hours |
Consumption |
1,00 - 1,20 kg/m2 (for 1 mm layer) |
Compressive strength (TS EN 13813) |
15 N/mm2 |
Flexural strength (TS EN 13813) |
1.5 N/mm2 |
Adhesion to concrete |
1.5 N/mm2 (28 days) |
Temperature resistance |
-30 °C - 80 °C |
The fire resistance class (EN 13501-1) |
A2 |