Renderlite Renovating Plaster

Name: Renderlite Renovating Plaster
Brand: Sovereign Chemicals
SKU: 30806772
Price: 36.06 GBP
Availability: InStock

£36.06

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Sovereign Renderlite Renovating Plaster is ideal for any plastering situation.

Its performance characteristics, which allow walls to breathe but prevent the movement of liquid moisture and salts, make it particularly suitable for use on damp walls or after the insertion of a chemical DPC. Sovereign Renderlite is an easy to apply internal plaster; it is breathable but will not allow the passage of salts through to the surface. Renderlite also has excellent thermal qualities, with a U value much lower than either sand, cement renders or gypsum based plasters. This makes it particularly useful where condensation may be a problem, such as cold external walls or after tanking basements with Sovereign Hey’di K11.

Benefits and Features

Used in conjunction with the Hey’di K11 Tanking System
Prevent the movement of liquid moisture and salts
Increase the surface temperature
Reducing the chance of condensation

Size

25Kg bag

Product variants

Delivery and Shipping

Place your order before 3pm for next working day delivery.

Please note: Additional delivery charges may apply for Northern Ireland, Isle of Wight, Isle of Man, Isles of Scilly, Scottish Highlands & Islands, and Channel Islands. We will contact you to inform you of any additional costs once your order is received, or you can call us on 0800 111 4898 beforehand to confirm.

Please Note: Due to storage conditions, we are unable to accept returns on this item.

Description

Renderlite Renovating plaster can also be used on surfaces tanked with Hey’di K11 If this is the case then the Renderlite must be applied on to a bonding coat and not directly onto the K11.

The bonding coat consists of 1 part Sovereign SBR Bonding Agent and 1 part water mixed with neat cement to produce a slurry.

The slurry is brush applied in a thin (1 mm) layer on to the surface of the K11 and the Renderlite applied whilst the bonding coat is still tacky.