10 results for "hot weather"
TN 01.23 - Use of Cement Based Products in Warm Weather
increase the working and setting of BAL products during warm weather resulting in higher room/site temperatures. Before use: 1)
BAL Training - How to tile in colder weathers
Managers host a training session on how to tile in colder weathers, top tips for tiling and what issues to look out for. Dave
TN 04.24 - Ceramic & Natural Stone Floor Tiling to Heated Sub-floors
The more traditional method of heating a floor is the use hot water pipes. These can be laid into a screed, either traditional
TN 06.23 Common Issues With Grouting
Tiling in poor weather or cold temperatures/ On site conditions • Delay work in poor weather conditions and increase
TN 22.23 Tiling in Swimming Pools - Construction Drying Times and Pool Filling and Emptying Rates
circumstances should these time intervals be reduced. In wet weather or poor drying conditions, a longer period should be allowed”
BAL MICROMAX GROUT-EFFECT SEALANT
Grout-Effect silicone sealant offers excellent bond unaffected by weathering, UV radiation and immersion in water. Built-in anti-microbial
TN 05.23 Tiling A Small External Patio & Ground Floor Terrace
junction with the property 4. The correct choice of products 5. Weather conditions when fixing Requirements / Must
TN 02.23 Tiling to Asphalt Floors
surface temperature of the external asphalt can vary from very hot in direct sunlight to very cold on winter nights, there is
TN 08.23 Screed Drying Times
• Accelerating – speeds up setting and hardening in cold weather. • Waterproofing – use with caution, can impair adhesion
TN 18.23 Natural Stone Tiles with Mesh Reinforcement
directly to the stone but to an intermediary (and potentially weaker) layer which has been introduced between the stone and the