Tile is a very sturdy pool covering that you can enjoy for decades. However, you must be particularly careful with the joints of the tiling. Otherwise, it is the tightness of the pool that is at risk. To answer this, PRB has developed PRB JOINT SILICATE.
With its exclusive formulation, PRB JOINT SILICATE has an extremely flexible texture, mixes and applies effortlessly. A guarantee of time savings on the site, it also guarantees great working comfort. In addition, during cleaning, the surplus is quickly removed in a single pass with clean water and leaves little residual haze.
By its impermeability and its high resistance, PRB JOINT SILICATE is intended for premises subject to mechanical, chemical and hygiene constraints (kitchens, collective showers, laboratories, chemical and agrifood industries, etc.).
Respect for the environment is an important step at PRB, which is why PRB JOINT SILICATE benefits from the EXCELL + label as well as the strictest classification criterion of Emicode by obtaining the EC1 Plus.
- High mechanical resistance
- Resists chemical attack
- Ease of implementation (easy cleaning)
- Seals ground up to 10 mm
- Smooth finish appearance
- Class CG2 WA
- Packaging 12.8 kg kit perfectly suited to small surfaces.
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