Fitting brick cladding system
1. Fitting insulation panels
First of all, the base profile is secured at right angles to the wall. The Special Adhesive Mortar is then applied to the reverse side of the insulation panels using the ‘dot-bead method‘. The panels are then placed pressed firmly while ‘floating’.
After the adhesive mortar has dried – after a minimum of 24 hours (depending on weather conditions!) – the insulation panels are doweled, according to the dowel plan (generally with 9 plate dowels per m²). (Fig. 1 - 4)
1. Apply start track
No earthworks or foundations required
2. Insulation clinkers are applied directly
3. Apply corner clinkers
4/5. Secure firmly with special dowels Fast, safe and straightforward!
That’s all there is to it
2. Using facing clinkers
The Special Adhesive Mortar is then applied as a contact layer to the insulation panels.
By using the appropriate notched trowel, you can produce an comb-like bed using the mortar.
A thin layer of adhesive mortar is then applied using the appropriate bricklayer’s trowel to the reverse side of the facing clinkers.
The clinkers are then applied to the adhesive mortar bed as a masonry bond (floating-buttering method). Any excess adhesive mortar should be removed with the pointing trowel while still damp. (Fig. 5 - 7)
Easy and quick to install
3. Using corner clinkers and jointing
Corner clinkers are applied in the same way as standard facing clinkers. (Fig. 8)
Once the adhesive mortar has fully dried out, you can get on with jointing. This involves stirring and applying the Special Joint Mortar to the entire joint cross section using the joint iron according to the instructions. (Fig. 9)
4/5. Secure firmly with special dowels Fast, safe and straightforward!
6. All butt joints are filled with foam on all sides Insulation clinkers are secured with expanding foam
7. Clinker joints are inserted
Fitting insulation clinker joints
8. The new facade is then hand-pointed. Inserting insulation clinkers
