Clay insulation plaster, naturally-moist
Art.-Nr.: 05.036
Art.-Nr.: 05.236
Single or multilayer basecoat plaster for interior application. Why waste the space under your interior insulation boards? In comparison to normal clay plaster mortars, layers of clay insulation plaster reduce markedly improve the transport of heat through the wall. Clay insulation plaster is also a problem-solver for many other scenarios, e.g. for window soffits or minimal insulation focused on only certain areas. The plaster is suitable as a substrate for all coarse and fine ClayTec clay topcoat plasters.
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Clay insulation plaster, naturally-moist
Clay insulation plaster, naturally-moist
Product information
Application
Single or multilayer basecoat plaster for interior application. Hand-applied plaster. As a thick-layer levelling plaster beneath interior insulation boards, for uneven window soffits and conical plaster layers, on thermal bridges and connecting walls and ceilings, for patched minimal insulation.
Composition
Clay, pumice 5 mm, grain group: oversize grain according to DIN 0/4, < 8 mm, plant fine fibres, straw
Country of origin
Germany
Material properties
Drying shrinkage 2%. Strength class S I. Bending tensile strength 0.4 N/mm² compressive strength 1.0 N/mm². Adhesive strength 0.10 N/mm². Gross density class 1.0 (bulk density 960 kg/m³). Thermal conductivity 0.19 W/m∙K. µ-value 5/10. Vapour adsorption class WS III. Building material class B2*. Microbial quality class MBKIIb (earth-moist).
Delivery forms, yield
Earth-moistened 05.036 in 0.9 t big bags (results in 675 l plaster mortar,
45 m2 surface at D= 1.5 cm. Approx. 1.48 kg/m2 per mm plaster thickness).µ
Earth-moistened 05.236 in 0.45 t big bags (results in 340 l plaster mortar,
23 m2 area at D= 1.5 cm. Approx. 1.48 kg/m2 per mm plaster thickness)
Storage
Store in a dry place. Earth-moist lightweight clay insulation plaster should be applied no later than 3 months after manufacture.
In winter, earth-moist goods must be stored so they are protected from freezing, otherwise workability during frost is impaired.
*Better classification is possible subject to fire protection tests (Lehmbau Regeln DVL 2009, p. 97).
Status: 04/2024