Bonded Façades

 

The Rediwa C.A.T 1.1 2mm horizontal joint system follows the current regulations, in which it is advisable to complement the facades glued with cement with some other mechanical fixing element in order to avoid detachment if time and atmospheric agents cause the adhesive chemical of the bonding material to lose its properties.

Mixed fixing systems consist of ceramic cladding with tile adhesive cement to which mechanical anchors are added to act as safety elements and therefore guarantee that the piece will not detach in the event that the mortar loses its mechanical properties.

The Rediwa C.A.T 1.1 system 2 mm horizontal joint. It is a mechanical anchor designed by Wandegar, which, when used in combination with cement glue, provides additional security to facades glued with porcelain stoneware.

This system is fundamentally based on two aspects: the grooving of the porcelain stoneware pieces on the edges and the assembly of steel staples and screws. The machining on the piece generally consists of four incisions, two in the upper corners and two in the lower corners. These incisions, which are made prior to placement on the enclosure, are where the staples will be inserted.

Once this security anchor has been placed, it will be hidden by the grout, thus leaving a more aesthetic and attractive façade.