Showing posts with label absorbent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label absorbent. Show all posts

Friday, July 27, 2018

Cork Liner for Arts, Crafts, Drawers, and Shelves

Cork is perfect for lining shelves with its absorbent, cushioned, and naturally mildew and mold resistant properties. These cork liners are made in Portugal from 100% recycled and sustainable harvested cork pressed into a flexible, thin sheet that's easy to trim to exactly the size needed. This can be trimmed with standard household scissors for a custom fit. These rolls do not have or require adhesive, making them easy to remove for cleaning. 






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Thursday, April 26, 2018

Screed Expansion Joint Profile - PVC Concrete Grey

The Blanke Screed Expansion Joint is manufactured using hard and soft co-extruded PVC. It's designed to absorb movement from expansion and contraction in medium to thick mud-beds. 

To Use:



  • Place the Screed Expansion Joint upright directly on top of the joint in the substrate or where specified. Apply packs of mud mortar on either side to hold the Screed Expansion Joint in place. 
  • Screed the mud-bed up to the expansion joint. The height of the Screed Expansion Joint should be determined by the thickness of the mud-bed. Expansion joints in the tile should be placed directly over the Screed Expansion Joint. 


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Friday, March 16, 2018

Ardex P-51 Primer- 1 Gallon

Ardex P-51 is a solvent-free solution that improves the adhesion over standard absorbent, dry, concrete substrates. The P-51 primer improves the bond of Ardex America's Underlayments and Toppings. Ardex P-51 dilutes with water and is for interior use only. 
Drying time is a minimum of 3 hours and maximum of 24 hours. Ardex P-51 covers approximately 400-600 square feet using a push broom. 

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