Option 1. Problematic (moisture, fungi) walls processing with K-E solution.

If the inner plastered wall grows damp, you must be sure that you really deal with dampness and not condensate. To this end, an additional heater must be installed in the corner or air circulation must be provided and if dampness is reduced, thus it is caused by condensate.

If the problem can not be resolved by installing a heater and there is really the dampness (fungi) problem, the plaster must be removed, concrete (brick, bloc or porous material) surface - washed off and dressed with K-E solution. After drying the solution, the wall must be plastered or sand cement plastered and the dampness (fungi) problem will be reliably resolved.

Option 2.

The external walls are processed by the same technology with the excellent effect.

When applying the first and second options, cost estimate is as follows:

K-E expenditure over 1 m²- 1.5 kg/m²GEL 3/kg*1.5 kg/m²= GEL 4.5/m²

Option 3. Technology of processing cold sutures, large cracks, gutters with K-E solution.

K-E is mixed with water until we get homogenous mass. Water dosage depends on the problematic area. The larger is the problem of water leakage and dampness, the less water must be added. K-E is used for filling the cracks, cold sutures, gutters and processing the problematic concrete (porous material) surfaces.

1. Problematic concrete (porous material) surfaces must be processed with perforator.

2. The processed surface must be washed off.

3. Gutters, cold sutures and cracks must be primed with Kalmatron solution by applying the following technology:

1 bowl (vessel) K-E shall be mixed with the same 1 bowl water, which has to be well dissolved in water and brush-coated (or other suitable technology).

4. Primed surface must be processed with KALMATRON-E plaster in 10-15 minutes. The plasterboard production technology is described above.

5. The surface processed with KALMATRON-E must be watered abundantly for 3 days.