W100 R omnimix
Levelling mortars wall
Multi-purpose levelling mortar for walls, fast-hardening, mechanical application.<br />
Characteristic product properties
- Tiles can be laid after 3-4 hours!
- For levelling masonry and plaster-based/coarse stone supports.
- Layer thickness between 2 and 40 mm.
- Can be applied as a single coat, even for thicker layers.
- Indoor and outdoor.
Applications
Walls: for filling large holes, sealing deep grooves and levelling out hardened layers of lime plaster/cement, concrete walls, sand-limestone, aerated concrete, masonry and damaged cement coatings. Can also be used for levelling mineral walls, which may be fitted with wall heating. Due to its special composition, the product is also suitable for walls containing plaster. Only suitable for indoor use on cellular concrete. Suitable for wall heating.
Floors: suitable for filling large holes and sealing deep grooves. Can be applied to cement and anhydritebased screeds, mastic asphalt and concrete. Suitable for underfloor heating.
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Is it necessary to apply a primer before plastering?
A primer ensures better adhesion of the plaster mortar to the substrate. This is especially important for smooth, closed and porous or highly absorbent surfaces. Where plaster mortar without a primer would have difficulty bonding properly. In addition, a primer also ensures even absorption of the plaster mortar, making it easier to strip off the plaster mortar and polish it, sand it or finish it with a trowel.
When do I choose a gypsum-bound plaster mortar or a cement-bound plaster mortar? And can I combine these?
Which product is most suitable for my application?
Due to the diversity of applications and surfaces, it is best to use our plaster guide for this.