Plasters - Repair Materials
Plasters, cementitious insulators, grouts and improvement resins are materials used in the construction and renovation of buildings and structures. Each material has its own properties and is used for different purposes.
Overall, the above materials play an important role in the construction and maintenance of buildings, offering different functions and advantages, such as strength, insulation, aesthetics and energy efficiency. It is important to select the right materials for each application.
Plasters
Cementitious Insulators
Cementitious insulators are materials that include cement, sand and additives such as polystyrene or glass. They are used to insulate walls and ceilings and offer moisture and temperature resistance.
Cementitious sealants are easy to apply and can create a solid and durable finish. In addition, they can improve the building's energy efficiency, reducing energy consumption for heating or cooling.
Grouts
Grouts are materials used to connect different parts of a structure, such as walls and beams. They are made from cement, sand and additives, such as plasticizers, to improve their strength and elasticity.
Grouts can be used to cover imperfections in walls or to join different materials such as wood and concrete.
Improving Resins
Improving resins are materials used to improve the resistance to various conditions of cement, concrete and other materials. They can be applied either before or after construction to strengthen the strength of the building in specific areas, such as floors, industrial floors, basements, etc.
Remedial resins can also be used to cover imperfections in cement or concrete and improve their aesthetic appearance.
