MORTAR CLADDING FOR INTERNAL FACADES

Materials

Surface

in its natural state; unprocessed.

fissured longitudinally; natural appearance.

elongated notches or incisions that provides the stone a rustic appearance.

having surface indentations produced or appearing to have been produced by a special tool

high temperature treatment that granitic rocks’ surfaces are subjected in order to obtain a rough, cratered and vitreous surface. The final appearance of the stone is rustic.

roughen or clean (a surface) with a jet of sand driven by compressed air or steam.

polished but not shiny; rustic surface.

to cut the stone’s surface with a diamond teeth disc or steel strapping; the resulting surface is smooth but rough.

similar to the polishing process, but the surface is not shiny.

abrasive grain are applied with polishing machines, obtaining a smooth and shiny surface of the stone.

Layout

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AC : Stone Cladding ; J : Grouting Joints ; SR : Wall ; CA : Cement Mortar ; S: Adhesive

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AC -> A : Stone Cladding ; J : Grouting Joints ; S--> CA : Cement Mortar or Adhesive ; AN : Anchorage

Mix calculations

Cementitious Adhesive

It is used according to recommended by the manufacturer.

Dispersion Adhesive

Ready to be used directly.

Reaction Resin Adhesive

It is used according to recommended by the manufacturer.



According to EN 12004. For example: Mortar 1:4 with 15 mm thickness or thin bed mortar.