Alkali-resistant fibreglass reinforcing mesh, 160 g/m²
Alkali-resistant fibreglass reinforcing mesh, 160 g/m²
Use
FASSANET 160 must be used to reinforce skim-coats applied on plasters or on thermal insulation panels before applying the finishing coat.
It is also used with waterproofing mortars, such as AQUAZIP. If the product is applied on stressed structures or structures with significant cracks, the mesh reduces the risk of formation of hairline cracks that could impair the solidity of the coating.
FASSANET 160 mesh has the function of making the system suitably resistant to knocks, as well as resisting stress due to temperature changes and shrinkage, preventing cracks or fissures on the wall surface.
Supply
50 m rolls, 1 m wide.
Documentation
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