ROUGH COATING
TO BE PUT UNDER TRADITIONAL PLASTERS
KLEIB C19 is used as a plaster rough coating constituting a bonding layer between the structurally sound base working
surface and top layer (finish coat), e.g. KLEIB C17 lightweight plaster for mechanical application. For manual and
mechanical application. For indoor and outdoor use on all strong, clean, dry and structurally sound surfaces such as
walls made of bricks, hollow bricks, silicate blocks, cellular concrete, gypsum elements.
- for mechanical or manual application
- enhanced adhesion to the working surfaces
- reduces absorptive capacity of the working surface
- waterproof and frost resistant
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Approximately 7 kg of dry mortar is used to make 1m2 of plaster with the layer thickness of 4 mm.
CALCULATE CONSUMPTIONKLEIB C19 is used as a plaster rough coating constituting a bonding layer between the structurally sound base working surface and top layer (finish coat), e.g. KLEIB C17 lightweight plaster for mechanical application. For manual and mechanical application. For indoor and outdoor use on all strong, clean, dry and structurally sound surfaces such as walls made of bricks, hollow bricks, silicate blocks, cellular concrete, gypsum elements.
The substrate should be stable, structurally sound and clean, i.e. free from impurities that could impair the adhesion of the mortar. In the case of highly absorbent working surfaces, they should be moistened with water or primed with KLEIB G1 before application.
Pour the product into the container of the plaster spray unit and add water in such a way that the mortar becomes ductile in consistency. In case of manual application, the mortar is prepared by pouring dry mix into a container with a measured amount of water and mixing until a smooth, uniform consistency is obtained. The mortar is ready to use after 5 minutes and after remixing. Prepared mix is to be used within approx. 2 hours.
The mortar is applied with an approximately 2-4 mm thick layer. It is assumed that the rough coating should cover 50-70 % of the working surface. It should not be worked on, i.e. troweled or levelled, but left for several hours for initial bonding, After this time, the top layer (finish coat) can be applied. Protect freshly plastered surfaces from drying out too quickly. Tools should be washed with water immediately after use.
Approximately 7 kg of dry mortar is used to make 1 m2 of plaster with the layer thickness of 4 mm.
The mortar must be transported and stored in tightly sealed bags, in dry conditions (preferably on pallets). The shelf life is up to 12 months from the manufacturing date on the packaging.