Cement Cement for Excavation 40kg

Number of bags / pallet: 40 bags
FIELDS OF USE

Simple concrete mixes for excavations, concrete and reinforced concrete foundations

Concrete for columns, beams, beams, flat slab centres, walls, platforms etc

Simple and reinforced concrete for prefabricated elements

Mortars and other construction mixtures

PHYSICO-MECHANICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Initial strength (2 days) ≥ 10 MPa

Standard strength (28 days) ≥ 32,5 ≤ 52,5 MPa

Initial setting time ≥ 75 min

Stability (expansion) ≤ 3,0 mm

Sulphate content ≤ 3,5 %

Chloride content ≥ 0,10 %

Cement with high workability and high initial strength

Composition: clinker, limestone according to SR EN 197-1:2011

How to apply classic plaster on walls and ceilings:

After we have built the house it is time to plaster the walls and/or ceilings and for this we need to know how to plaster. Plastering the walls is not too hard and if you don't want to pay a rather high price to a craftsman to plaster your house it is time for you to learn how to plaster.

Tools needed for hand plastering. To plaster walls and ceilings you need a trowel, a trowel, a trowel, a trowel with a bubble, a rope, a wheel, a spade, a shovel, a cement mixer and the necessary materials. The plastering materials are sand, lime and cement or sand mixed with multibat.

Surface preparation before plastering. Before starting the job, we need to check the surface to be plastered to realise how much load will go in and therefore how many bags of multibat we need. Also before we start plastering we get an idea of the thickness of the guide posts that we are going to make first.

Let's start plastering. We've already spritzed. First we'll make the butt or guide posts. We prepare the mortar in a cement mixer or shovel it on a concreted portion. When we make the guide pillars we can also add a cement mortar to a wheelbarrow to make them harden faster and to make them more resistant as we will be pulling on them with the plough.