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Thermo Plaster 951

Thermo Plaster 951

Thermo Plaster 951

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Benefits: Applying a minimum of 3 cm of THERMO PLASTER 951 to a 50 cm thick brick wall can reduce heat loss by 25-30%, and a 6 cm layer can reduce it by 50%. This is crucial for historic buildings where external insulation is restricted due to heritage protection. A 3 cm layer reduces the U-value by 30%, and a 6 cm layer by 50%, excluding interior plaster layers. THERMO PLASTER 951 requires a finishing coat with RENO REPAIR FILLER 952 for a smooth or exposed aggregate finish.
Applications: Ideal for renovating historic buildings under heritage protection, THERMO PLASTER 951 can replace standard cement-lime or renovation plasters when salt and moisture levels are low. It is suitable for both exterior and interior applications, including rooms with high humidity, and can be applied manually or mechanically in layers from 20 to 120 mm thick.
Technical Data: The thermal conductivity coefficient is 0.071 W/(m·K). The product has a working time of approximately 3 hours and a compressive strength of ≥ 2 MPa after 28 days. It is water- and frost-resistant, with a maximum layer thickness of 120 mm. The recommended machine for application is KALETA 5 with specific equipment. The product complies with EN 998-1 standards.
Packaging and Storage: Available in 30 l bags, with 40 bags per pallet. It should be stored for up to 12 months in dry conditions in undamaged original packaging.
Temperature and Mixing: The temperature range for application is +5°C to +25°C. The mixing ratio is approximately 14 l of water per 30 l of dry mix, with a pot life of up to 3 hours at +20°C and 60% RH. Consumption is approximately 11 l of plaster per 1 m² per 1 cm of layer thickness.
System Products: The TERMO TYNK 951 system includes REMONT PRIMER 950, THERMO PLASTER 951, RENO REPAIR FILLER 952, RENOVATION SOL-SILICATE PAINT 092, and SILICONE IMPREGNATE 954. Each product has specific applications, such as priming, thermal insulation, filling, finishing, and impregnation.
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Thermo Plaster 951-1

Applying a minimum of 3 cm of TERMO TYNK 951 to a typical 50 cm thick brick tenement wall can reduce heat loss by approximately 25-30%. A 3 cm layer of THERMO PLASTER 951 reduces the heat transfer coefficient (U-value) of a typical 50 cm thick brick wall by approx. 30% (excluding interior plaster layers). A 6 cm layer reduces the U-value by approx. 50% (excluding interior plaster layers). THERMO PLASTER 951 is not a final coat and must be finished with RENO REPAIR FILLER 952 - a fibre-reinforced finishing compound based on white cement and special aggregate. This finishing layer can be applied to achieve either an exposed aggregate effect or a smooth surface, making it highly versatile and ideal for renovating cracked cement-lime renders. THERMO PLASTER 951 is the perfect solution for renovating historic buildings under heritage protection, where thermal protection requires a different approach. It can replace standard cement-lime or even renovation plasters (when salt and moisture levels are minimal) on parts of the fagade.

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Thermo Plaster 951-2

TERMO TYNK 951 system products: Packaging: Up to 12 months from production date in dry conditions, in undamaged original packaging. Factory-prepared dry plaster mortar composed of mineral binders, mineral fillers (including lightweight perlite), and additives improving performance properties, additionally hydrophobised. After mixing with water, it forms a homogeneous plaster mass with very high adhesion to the substrate. Once cured, it is water- and frost-resistant. Suitable for both exterior and interior applications, including rooms with elevated relative humidity. Can be applied manually or...

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