PAREX EWI system with 1.5 mm silicone

[Kippax]

Hello
I am thinking of using the PAREX system and would like to know if it's a good system and nice to use.
Thanks

 

[owls]

Expensive, but yes.

 

[Kippax]

Expensive, but yes.

What system would you recommend ? And I spray the top coat

 

[plasterjfe]

Like owls says.

They don't do 1.5 tho and they don't use silicone texture.

 

[Kippax]

Like owls says.

They don't do 1.5 tho and they don't use silicone texture.

Well it's 1.mm and 1.5 that I will be using most .
And would like to try there mineral renders.
Any good? And are they easy to use. I am an experienced plasterer but haven't used the mineral renders

 

[User___removed]

There maite (base coat)is a cont to use

 

[owls]

Well it's 1.mm and 1.5 that I will be using most .
And would like to try there mineral renders.
Any good? And are they easy to use. I am an experienced plasterer but haven't used the mineral renders

Mineral as in ehi?
And how much experience of fitting ewi systems have you got? You can't be realistically looking at fitting a system like that without any experience if so you'll be getting a call back with water ingress down the line.

 

[Rigsby]

Think he means the mineral thin coat?

 

[plasterjfe]

They do a 1mm sand fine and they do a sand coarse looks like 2mm but is actually 1.8mm size. They don't do a 1.5 but I never had an issue. In fact sand coarse looks much nicer than 1.5 omo

 

[Kippax]

Mineral as in ehi?
And how much experience of fitting ewi systems have you got? You can't be realistically looking at fitting a system like that without any experience if so you'll be getting a call back with water ingress down the line.

I ment thin coat system like parextherm mineral system I haven't used it before.
Would just like to know if it's fairly easy to use

 

[Kippax]

They do a 1mm sand fine and they do a sand coarse looks like 2mm but is actually 1.8mm size. They don't do a 1.5 but I never had an issue. In fact sand coarse looks much nicer than 1.5 omo

Thanks mate

 

[Kippax]

Think he means the mineral thin coat?

Yes mate I did mean a thin coat mineral. I've never used it and would like to start using it.
Do I need to go on a course? Or would I pick it up easily ?
Thanks

 

[Rigsby]

Use it same as the bucket coat stuff. Better make sure your bacground has no suction and use it like bucket coat

 

[Wezly]

If your talking Parex mineral, its EHI. Lightweight polymer mono. Can break like biscuits still. I'd stick to the DPR if it were me.

 

[User___removed]

Yes mate I did mean a thin coat mineral. I've never used it and would like to start using it.
Do I need to go on a course? Or would I pick it up easily ?
Thanks

You would need to know the system before you start a job.jump
In with a gang using it or a course would push you in the right direction.working with another firm for a week should help IF your a compitant plasterer

 

[Kippax]

There maite (base coat)is a cont to use

There maite (base coat)is a cont to use

You would need to know the system before you start a job.jump
In with a gang using it or a course would push you in the right direction.working with another firm for a week should help IF your a compitant plasterer

ok thanks pal will look into it