K rend Base coats

[markj]

Was wondering if someone could please she'd a little light on this one for me ....

I have been asked to price a job from the plans

That's not a problem but the outer skin is built in blocks called fibolites made by plasmor and I have never heard of them
I was told that they come from pgr


But as not familiar with them what would be best hp12 or hpx
Will try and look at the job in the flesh next week but I need to order some gear.

Any help and advise would be appreciated

All the best
mark

 

[HLR External Renders]

They are ultra light weight blocks mate suck like hell prime with r7 hp12 fully meshed there made from clay .

 

[markj]

They are ultra light weight blocks mate suck like hell prime with r7 hp12 fully meshed there made from clay .

I thought r7 was used for poor suction background

Would you recommend a skud coat or just water it down and paint it on
☺

 

[HLR External Renders]

Sorry was r10 mate just roll it straight on we followed spec to be fair prob could just mesh first pass and forget the base coat after it had been primed ,

 

[Jrend]

Was wondering if someone could please she'd a little light on this one for me ....

I have been asked to price a job from the plans

That's not a problem but the outer skin is built in blocks called fibolites made by plasmor and I have never heard of them
I was told that they come from pgr


But as not familiar with them what would be best hp12 or hpx
Will try and look at the job in the flesh next week but I need to order some gear.

Any help and advise would be appreciated

All the best
mark

Fibolites arnt high suction block.They are lighter than standard block but are not like thermalite/celcon.You can render straight onto them no base coat needed as long as there the 7 newton version,they also do a 4 so check with the builder.

http://www.plasmor.co.uk/downloads/...df?PHPSESSID=fff2706d6173d6061dec5c91fa9c7ee2

 

[markj]

Fibolites arnt high suction block.They are lighter than standard block but are not like thermalite/celcon.You can render straight onto them no base coat needed as long as there the 7 newton version,they also do a 4 so check with the builder.

http://www.plasmor.co.uk/downloads/...df?PHPSESSID=fff2706d6173d6061dec5c91fa9c7ee2

Thank you
I now know what they are have worked on them before just didn't know the name ☺


Big thanks for your help gents

 

[plasterjfe]

Yep 7n straight on ad jrend says.
If its a 4n they still have a high cpmpressive strength but light for the brickies best to hp12 these. You dont need primer and hp12 the hp12 alone will do the job before u top out

 

[HLR External Renders]

Sorry was r10 mate just roll it straight on we followed spec to be fair prob could just mesh first pass and forget the base coat after it had been primed, the ones we were rendering were 3.5 Newton .

 

[Danny]

@K Rend