The Celcon Thin-Joint System A Definitive Guide - Masonry First
The Celcon Thin-Joint System A Definitive Guide - Masonry First
The Celcon Thin-Joint System A Definitive Guide - Masonry First
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2 <strong>The</strong> <strong>Celcon</strong> <strong>Thin</strong>-<strong>Joint</strong> <strong>System</strong><br />
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In recent years, pressure from stakeholders within the industry<br />
including builders, developers, architects, end users and<br />
Government agencies, require manufacturers to increase both<br />
productivity and quality of build on site whilst retaining<br />
flexibility allowing buildings to be extended or improved.<br />
H+H <strong>Celcon</strong> prides itself on being at the forefront<br />
of innovative building technology, of which the<br />
<strong>Celcon</strong> <strong>Thin</strong>-<strong>Joint</strong> <strong>System</strong> is a prime example.<br />
speed, quality and<br />
flexibility<br />
Speed Productivity has become a key aspect in choosing a<br />
construction method. <strong>The</strong> <strong>Celcon</strong> <strong>Thin</strong>-<strong>Joint</strong> <strong>System</strong> allows<br />
construction times equivalent to off-site system-build solutions.<br />
This is possible due to the following benefits of the <strong>System</strong>:<br />
- Increased bond strength<br />
- No mortar ‘swimming’ allowing continued laying<br />
- Ease of mixing and laying mortar<br />
- Highly dimensionally accurate blocks<br />
- Ease of preparing/mixing small quantities<br />
when required<br />
Quality <strong>The</strong> improvements in build quality gained from<br />
the use of the <strong>Celcon</strong> <strong>Thin</strong>-<strong>Joint</strong> <strong>System</strong> are:<br />
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Improved thermal performance<br />
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Improved stability during construction<br />
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Improved build accuracy of finished walls<br />
Reduction of site wastage