lastdrop
2020-11-21 13:05:49
- #1
Genoa, [Noppenbahn] has nothing to do with sealing.
Base plaster sealing with what and who did it?
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immermehr
2020-11-22 20:34:52
- #2
As far as I know, the dimpled membrane only distributes the load of the piled-up stones. I don’t exactly understand what you mean.
I wish you good weather for your project next week!
I mean position 2 in the image Sockel2 in the attachment.
Genua, the dimpled membrane has nothing to do with sealing.
According to the sketch from the image Sockel2, you actually have to seal from position 1 to position 2.
In my case (see image SockelBild) it will be about 1m high. A small difference is that below the facade plaster there is still a plaster edge. In my case, the second dimpled membrane will overlap it.
I plan to completely seal area 1.
Area number 2 is questionable.
What do you think?
Thanks for your reply and I wish you a nice evening.
fach1werk
2020-11-22 22:14:30
- #3
I can't help with that. In our case, the studded membrane was applied in a single layer. I painted up to the beveled insulation panels, so up to the floor slab. If a craftsman is doing it, give him the specification from Heinz von Heiden as part of the contract. If your contractor does not comply, at least you have him lightly by the ears.
Best regards
Gabriele
Best regards
Gabriele
immermehr
2020-11-26 17:54:18
- #4
Many thanks again for your help and experience. Without you, I wouldn't have done it. I started today. Haven't accomplished much yet because I was waiting for the weather. One question: what did you use to tape off the facade and plinth? I used crepe tape and it sticks very poorly. What do you mean by "yellow fineliner"? Thank you and have a nice evening.I can't help with that. We applied the studded membrane in a single layer. I painted up to the chamfered insulation boards, that is, up to the floor slab. If a craftsman is doing it, include Heinz von Heiden's specification as part of the contract. If your contractor doesn't comply, at least you have some leverage.
Best regards Gabriele
fach1werk
2020-11-26 19:04:11
- #5
Sure, thanks.
Yellow fineliner is painter’s slang for yellow masking tape, I like to use the one from kip, the one from Tesa is also okay. It is a smooth masking tape. It doesn’t damage surfaces, it doesn’t pull off paint, it leaves no adhesive residue, even after several weeks. Don’t use anything cheap, it’s no good. It doesn’t stick particularly well on the base plaster, but it held enough. You can find it in the painter’s shop. If you want to mark something and the line should be invisible afterwards, you can also find chalk markers where they sell artist’s paints, with which you can mark very easily. They can be washed off. They are like colored pencils, a lead with wood around it.
Best regards
Gabriele
Yellow fineliner is painter’s slang for yellow masking tape, I like to use the one from kip, the one from Tesa is also okay. It is a smooth masking tape. It doesn’t damage surfaces, it doesn’t pull off paint, it leaves no adhesive residue, even after several weeks. Don’t use anything cheap, it’s no good. It doesn’t stick particularly well on the base plaster, but it held enough. You can find it in the painter’s shop. If you want to mark something and the line should be invisible afterwards, you can also find chalk markers where they sell artist’s paints, with which you can mark very easily. They can be washed off. They are like colored pencils, a lead with wood around it.
Best regards
Gabriele
immermehr
2020-11-28 22:02:12
- #6
Gladly, thank you.
Yellow fineliner is painter's colloquial for yellow masking tape, I like to use the one from kip, the one from Tesa is also okay. It is a smooth masking tape. It does not damage surfaces, it does not pull off paint, it leaves no adhesive residue, not even after several weeks. Don't use anything cheap, it's no good. On the base coat plaster it doesn't stick particularly well, but it held enough. You can find it at the painter's store. If you want to mark something and the line should be invisible afterward, you will also find chalk markers where artist colors are sold, with which you can mark very easily. They can be washed off. They are like colored pencils, a lead with wood around it.
Best regards
Gabriele
Hello Gabriele,
I bought masking tape from Tesa and it holds. Before that, there was 3M (actually also a well-known brand?) The master painter recommends the brand Storch, however. Unfortunately, he only has the small version (15/20mm).
I need your help once again. How would you do the slope for perimeter insulation? The plasterer sawed and filled today (see picture). Is that enough? Is reinforcement not needed in this sloped area (like in the base area)?
Thank you for your help.
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