ETICS with bonded glass panels
weber.therm style Glas is an ETICS (external thermal insulation composite system). Some main points must be respected in order to obtain excellent results.
Simple & safe to the goal
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Preliminary works
1. The pre-requisite for the work is an exact installation plan with consideration of all penetrations; this plan should be done by the planner.
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2. The final installation planning and the resulting parts list are carried out after completion of the reinforcement layer, based on the facade dimensions determined on site.
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3. For larger glass surfaces, the scaffolding planning must also be coordinated with the joint grid of the glass elements.
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4. Especially with larger glass elements, sufficient space must be available on platforms or scaffolding for all the foreseen works.
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5. Following glass qualities can be used: SGG Emalit ESG-H / SGG SERALIT ESG-H (6 mm) with polished edge.
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6. Fresh concrete surfaces and not totally dry masonries must be waterproofed with the 1-comp. normal-setting waterproofing slurry weber.tec 930.
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7. Check the substrate evenness. Uneven surfaces must be levelled out with a suitable levelling render to achieve optimum evenness before bonding the insulation boards.
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8. When installing the mineral wool lamella insulation board weber.therm MW 041, special attention should be paid to a flat substrate at this stage.
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9. The reinforcement layer on top of the boards should be applied twice. Fix the screw dowels weber.therm STR U 2G through the first reinforcement layer.
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10. The second reinforcement layer at the latest should meet the increased requirements for evenness. The larger the glass panels are, the more severe the requirements are. As a guideline, the tolerance is approx. 1 mm per meter.
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Fixing of glass panels
11. Beforehand the installation plan is transferred to the facade.
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12. weber.therm style Klebemörtel 2K is mixed section-by-section. Its potlife is approx. 30 minutes.
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13. The glueing operation for the glass panels is carried out according to the floating-buttering method, i.e. one layer on the substrate and one layer of the panel backside. For applying the right amount of glue and for achieving a perfect bond the use of specific tools is mandatory.
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14. The adhesive mortar is applied onto the backside of the glass elements with the notched trowel weber.sys Schichtdickenkelle, providing a regular layer thickness of 3 mm.
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15. First apply a contact layer onto the substrate (the 2nd layer of weber.therm 301), using a flat trowel. The adhesive mortar is applied onto the substrate, using the rake weber.sys Großflächenrakel equipped with the notched blade weber Zahnleiste no. 2 (notch 5 mm).
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16. When applying the adhesive to the wall, use the rake weber.sys Großflächenrakel, equipped with the notched blade weber Zahnleiste no. 2 (notch 5 mm) will provide an optimal bonding all over the surface.
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17. The glass elements must be installed immediately after the adhesive has been applied. For large elements, support structures or wedges facilitate exact positioning.
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18. Professional lifting aids facilitate installation.
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19. With light pressure, the elements can be brought into their final position ...
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20. ... and precisely aligned flush.
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21. Immediately after laying remove remaining glue from the joints and the glass panels.
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