Base treatment--Coat interfacial agent on both sides of rock wool boards and the side - hang vertical line and flip the controlling line- Paste rock wool boards with the adhesive- Plastering the first rendering coat mortar--Pressing the alkali-resistant glass fiber mesh in it-- Anchoring rendering coat mortar composite alkali-resistant glass fiber mesh--Plastering the second rendering coat mortar and press alkali-resistant glass fiber mesh into it-- Plastering the third rendering coat mortar
Basic interface treatment: The wall should be cleaned off grease and floating ash, etc. The loose and weathering part should be removed. If the protrusions on the surface of the wall is greater than 10mm, it should be removed. In order to make the adhesion of the base interface unified and homogeneous, the wall needs interface processing. An injection gun or brush can be used to evenly coat mortar to ensure that all the walls have been treated. Before interface processing, bricks and aerated concrete walls needs watering to wet it. When blocking scaffold eyes and abandoned holes, first clean the debris, dust, etc. and then wet it, and then use cement and mortar at a proportion of 1: 3 to fill the holes tightly. 2, Suspend vertical line and the controlling line: The method of laying lines should be determined according to the height of the building. Using the theodolite to look for the verticality making use of corners of doors and both sides of windows. Stretch low carbon steel wire to find the rules, and the horizonal line can be controled crossly based on the 500mm lines as the datum line which is higher than the building. According to vertical flux lines and insulation thickness, flip the control line on both sides of the angles of each horizonal spacing between purlins, and then draw the horizonal flux line as the mark. 3, Installation of rock wool boards: (Box bonding method and achorage of expanded anchor bolts)
