30 results for "low temperature"
BAL Training - How to tile in colder weathers
Dave Rowley and David Hilton, BAL Technical and Training Managers host a training session on how to tile in colder weathers
TN 08.23 Screed Drying Times
to the maximum operating water temperature of 45ºC (i.e. approx. 25 ºC screed temperature) or as recommended by the heating
TN 02.23 Tiling to Asphalt Floors
floors and is designed for situations where the ambient temperature is 25°C to 30°C, but should not fall below 10°C. Grade
TN 01.23 - Use of Cement Based Products in Warm Weather
will vary with temperature: • Higher temperatures = shorter working and setting times. • Lower temperatures = longer working
TN 06.23 Common Issues With Grouting
capping off Higher temperatures Colder temperatures Colder temperatures Higher temperatures - - - Movement
TN 04.24 - Ceramic & Natural Stone Floor Tiling to Heated Sub-floors
Gradually increase the temperature by approximately 5°C per day until the maximum required working temperature is reached. Maintain
BAL LIVE - Uncoupling Systems
installations from lateral (sideways) movement of screeds due to temperature and humidity changes.
TN 24.23 Tiling to Anhydrite/Calcium Sulfate Based Screeds
Gradually increase the temperature by approximately 5°C per day until the maximum required working temperature is reached. Maintain
TN 22.23 Tiling in Swimming Pools - Construction Drying Times and Pool Filling and Emptying Rates
heating rate for pool water is 0.25°C per hour. As the temperature of Leisure Pool is maintained typically between 28°C &
TN 20.23 Swimming Pool Water Conditions and the Selection of Tile Grouts
testing and includes pH, calcium hardness, total alkalinity, temperature and total dissolved solids (TDS). The calculation requires