Underlayment

Cement'in C is a cement based render for application as a water-repellent basecoat for all mineral or organic Cantillana finishes. The use of Cement’in C is recommended in damp environments or poorly ventilated areas (showers, cellars and laundries). Cement’in C can also be used as a base coat before tiling.
Cement'in C can be applied on any suitably prepared vertical substrate such as: brick- or blockwork, concrete, …. The mechanical characteristics of the substrate should be at least equivalent to those of Cement'in C.
Weak substrates (such as lightweight concrete or old masonry erected on weak mortars) should not be used. In this case the use of Cement'in Mega is recommended.
Cement’in C must not be used on gypsum plaster or previously painted or waterproofed surfaces.
 

Cement'in C is a factory-mixed blend of Portland cement, graded river sand, additives and admixtures.

Cement'in C is a premixed, cement­based dry mortar, designed to be used as a water-repellent basecoat for all mineral or organic Cantillana finishes. Cement'in C has excellent impact resistance characteristics.

Substrates should be stable, sound, clean and dust free. The render is always applied to a pre­moistened substrate. Always allow the water film to drain off. Surfaces with high or mixed porosity such as existing renders and old brick- or blockwork should receive a previous coating of Cement’in P. Smooth concrete should be pre-treated with Betoprim.
When applying the render and during the hardening process, the ambient temperature, as well as that temperature of the substrate, should not be lower than 5°C or higher than 30°C. The render should not be applied to a wall which is frozen, thawing or likely to freeze in the hours following application. The freshly applied render must be protected from unfavorable weather conditions such as rain, direct sunlight or wind.
 

Cement'in C can be applied manually or sprayed mechanically on the substrate.
Apply 1 or 2 coats of Cement'in C, level out and compress the render with a trowel as much as its consistency allows. Average thickness of the coating: 12 to 15 mm. If necessary, a reinforcement mesh (metal or glass fiber) can be incorporated in the base coat. Allow 1 day drying time per mm thickness before over coating with an organic render or paint.
The application may vary according to the characteristics of the substrate and the specific characteristics of the finishing coat. In dry, hot or windy weather, dampen the surface by steaming in order to prevent drying out. Protect freshly applied surface from heavy rain, drying winds and strong sunlight.

 

± 17 kg/m² per cm thickness

Cement´in C is packed in 25 kg bags shrink¬wrapped Euro pallets. When stored in a dry place and in the unopened, original packaging the shelf life is 9 months from date of manufacture.

Work carried out should comply with the rules of the art concerning surface finishes using thick mortar based on hydraulic binders. They should also be compliant with the CSTC Technical Information Notes and French standard NF P 15-201

Cement´in C has been granted the ´SECO` quality certificate.

Standard French standard NF P15­201 compliant. Ref. DTU 26.1.

Compliant with CSTC (Scientific and Technical Construction Centre) provisions.

EN 998.1 compliant
 

Mix Cement'in C mechanically with 3,5 to 4, 5 liters of clean water per 25 kg bag to the desired consistency, using a clean container and a suitable electric mortar mixer, a cement mixer or a mixing pump. Do not add any foreign additives.
Open time: 1 hour at a temperature of 20°C.
Mortar that has started to harden cannot be remixed or reused.
 

Cement'in C+G is a lime/cement based render for application as a water-repellent basecoat for all mineral or organic Cantillana finishes. Cement’in C+G can also be used as a base coat before tiling.
Cement'in C can be applied on any suitably prepared vertical substrate such as: brick- or blockwork, concrete… The mechanical characteristics of the substrate should be at least equivalent to those of Cement'in C+G. Weak substrates (such as lightweight concrete or old masonry erected on weak mortars) should not be used. In this case the use of Cement'in Mega is recommended. In damp environments or poorly ventilated areas (showers, cellars and laundries) the use of Cement’in C is recommended.
Cement’in C+G must not be used on gypsum plaster or previously painted or waterproofed surfaces.
 

Cement'in C+G is a factory-mixed blend of Portland cement, lime, graded river sand, additives and admixtures.

Cement'in C+G is a premixed, lime/cement based dry mortar, designed to be used as a water-repellent basecoat for all mineral or organic Cantillana finishes. Cement'in C+G has excellent impact­resistance characteristics.

Substrates should be stable, sound, clean and dust free. The render is always applied to a pre­moistened substrate. Always allow the water film to drain off. Surfaces with high or mixed porosity such as existing renders and old brick- or blockwork should receive a previous coating of Cement’in P. Smooth concrete should be pre-treated with Betoprim.
When applying the render and during the hardening process, the ambient temperature, as well as that temperature of the substrate, should not be lower than 5°C or higher than 30°C. The render should not be applied to a wall which is frozen, thawing or likely to freeze in the hours following application. The freshly applied render must be protected from unfavorable weather conditions such as rain, direct sunlight or wind.
 

Cement'in C+G can be applied manually or sprayed mechanically on the substrate. Apply Cement’in C+G in 1 or 2 coats, level out and compress the render with a trowel as much as its consistency allows. Average thickness of the coating: 12 to 15 mm.
If necessary, a reinforcement mesh (metal or glass fiber) can be incorporated in the base coat. Allow 1 day drying time per mm thickness before over coating with an organic render or paint.
The application may vary according to the characteristics of the substrate and the specific characteristics of the finishing coat. In dry, hot or windy weather, dampen the surface by steaming in order to prevent drying out. Protect freshly applied surface from heavy rain, drying winds and strong sunlight.
 

± 17 kg/m² per cm thickness

Cement´in C+G is packed in 25 kg bags on 1.200 kg shrink­wrapped Euro pallets. When stored in a dry place and in the unopened, original packaging the shelf life is 9­ months from date of manufacture.

Mix Cement'in C+G mechanically with 4,5 to 5,5 liters of clean water per 30 kg bag to the desired consistency, using a clean container and a suitable electric mortar mixer, a cement mixer or a mixing pump. Do not add any foreign additives.
Open time: 1 hour at a temperature of 20°C.
Mortar that has started to harden cannot be remixed or reused.
 

Cement'in Meg can be applied manually or sprayed mechanically on the substrate. Apply Cement’in Meg in 1 or 2 coats, level out and compress the render with a trowel as much as its consistency allows. Average thickness of the coating: 12 to 15 mm.
If necessary, a reinforcement mesh (metal or glass fiber) can be incorporated in the base coat. Allow 1 day drying time per mm thickness before applying an organic render or paint.
The application may vary according to the characteristics of the substrate and the specific characteristics of the finishing coat. In dry, hot or windy weather, humidify the surface in order to prevent drying out. Protect freshly applied surface from heavy rain, drying winds and strong sunlight.
 

Cement'in Meg is a dry, ready-to-mix, lime-cement based mortar, designed to be used as an undercoat for the indoor or outdoor manual or mechanical coating applied by hand or sprayed.

± 17 kg /m² per cm thick.

Cement'in MEGA is a lightweight cement based render for application as a water-repellent basecoat for all mineral or organic Cantillana finishes. The use of Cement’in MEGA is recommended on all traditional lightweight substrates such as thermal-insulation blockwork, aereated concrete, damp environments or poorly ventilated areas (showers, cellars and laundries). Cement'in MEGA can be applied on any suitably prepared vertical substrate such as : brick- or blockwork, concrete, …. The mechanical characteristics of the substrate should be at least equivalent to those of Cement'in MEGA.
Cement’in MEGA may not be used on any wall in contact with permanent moisture or on the walls of areas with little or no ventilation (e.g.: cellars, showers, storerooms, etc.). Cerment’in MEGA is not suited for use on gypsum plaster or previously painted or waterproofed surfaces.
 

Cement'in Mega is a factory-mixed blend of Portland cement, light aggregates (expanded polystyrene), graded river sand, additives and admixtures.

Cement'in MEGA is a premixed, cement­based dry mortar, designed to be used as a water-repellent basecoat for all mineral or organic Cantillana finishes.

Substrates should be stable, sound, clean and dust free. The render is always applied to a pre­moistened substrate. Always allow the water film to drain off. Surfaces with a mixed porosity should receive a previous coating of Cement’in P. Smooth concrete should be pre-treated with Betoprim.
When applying the render and during the hardening process, the ambient temperature, as well as that temperature of the substrate, should not be lower than 5°C or higher than 30°C. The render should not be applied to a wall which is frozen, thawing or likely to freeze in the hours following application. The freshly applied render must be protected from unfavorable weather conditions such as rain, direct sunlight or wind.
 

Cement'in MEGA can be applied manually or sprayed mechanically on the substrate.
Apply 1 or 2 coats of Cement'in MEGA, level out and compress the render with a trowel as much as its consistency allows. The average thickness of the coating should be 15 mm. If necessary, a reinforcement mesh (metal or glass fiber) can be incorporated in the base coat.
The application may vary according to the characteristics of the substrate and the specific characteristics of the finishing coat. In dry, hot or windy weather, dampen the surface by steaming in order to prevent drying out. Protect freshly applied surface from heavy rain, drying winds and strong sunlight.

± 13 kg/m² per cm thickness.

Cement´in MEGA is packed in 30 kg bags shrink¬wrapped Euro pallets. When stored in a dry place and in the unopened, original packaging the shelf life is 6 ¬months from date of manufacture.

Work carried out should comply with the rules of the art concerning surface finishes using thick mortar based on hydraulic binders.
They should also be compliant with the CSTC Technical Information Notes and French standard NF P 15-201

Compliant with French standard NF P15.201 (Ref. DTU 26.1).
Compliant with CSTC (Scientific and Technical Construction Centre) provisions.
EN 998.1 compliant

Mix Cement'in Mega mechanically with 8 liters of water per 30 kg bag to the desired consistency, using a clean container and a suitable electric mortar mixer, a cement mixer or a mixing pump. For better adhesion Fixprim may be added to the mixing water.
Open time: 1 hour at a temperature of 20°C.
Mortar that has started to harden should not be remixed or reused.

Cement'in P is used to create a good key for rendering onto difficult substrates such as smooth or dense concrete or blockwork. Cement'in P can be applied on any vertical masonry or concrete support. Smooth concretes will be given a prior treatment with Betoprim. It is also used to even out the absorption of substrates with high or mixed porosity such as existing renders and old brick- or blockwork. Cement’in P must not be used on gypsum plaster or previously painted or waterproofed surfaces.
The mechanical characteristics of the substrate should be at least equivalent to those of Cement'in P. Weak substrates (such as lightweight concrete or old masonry erected on weak mortars) should not be used. In this case the use of Cement'in Mega is recommended.
 

Cement'in P is a factory­mixed blend of Portland cement, graded river sand, additives and admixtures.

Cement'in P is a premixed, cement­based dry mortar, designed to provide a good key and a uniform absorption on heterogeneous or low suction substrates.

Substrates should be stable, sound, clean and dust free. The render is always applied to a pre­moistened substrate. Always allow the water film to drain off.
When applying the render and during the hardening process, the ambient temperature, as well as that temperature of the substrate, should not be lower than 5°C or higher than 30°C. The render should not be applied to a wall which is frozen, thawing or likely to freeze in the hours following application. The freshly applied render must be protected from unfavorable weather conditions such as rain, direct sunlight or wind.
 

Apply Cement'in P as forcefully as possible onto the substrate or, preferably, spray mechanically. The key coat should be ± 3mm thick and cover the substrate without overloading. The surface of Cement'in P should remain rough and not be subjected to any additional treatment (smoothing, trowelling, etc.). Depending on the porosity of the background and the weather conditions, allow to cure for 2 – 5 days before over coating.
In general, when the surface assumes a light grey colour, Cement’in P can be covered with a basecoat render of the Cement'in range, or a thick coat decorative render from the Granicem range.
In dry, hot or windy weather, dampen the surface with a fine spray of clean water to prevent early drying out. Protect freshly applied surface from heavy rain, drying winds and strong sunlight.
 

± 1,7 kg/m² per mm thickness

Cement´in C is packed in 25 kg bags on shrink¬wrapped Euro pallets. When stored in a dry place and in the unopened original packaging the shelf life is 6 ¬months from date of manufacture.

Mix Cement'in P mechanically with 3.5 to 4.5 liters of clean water per 25 kg bag to the desired consistency, using a clean container and a suitable electric mortar mixer, a cement mixer or a mixing pump. Do not add any foreign additives.
Open time: 1 hour at a temperature of 20°C.
Mortar that has started to harden cannot be remixed or reused.
 

Cement’in SP3 is a cement based mortar to create a waterproof render. in moist and wet areas. Cement’in SP3 is used as a waterproof cement render on balconies, terraces, loggias, production halls, washing halls, swimming pools and drinking water reservoirs as well as on the outer walls of cellars.

Cement'in SP3 waterproofing mortar is an industrial dry mortar to create a waterproof rendered surface.

Cement'in SP3 is a waterproof, watervapour permeable, hydraulic hardening, low shrinkage, ready to use rendering mortar of the mortar group P III according to DIN 18550.
It has been tested according to test certificate nr. 21 1430 0 98­01 MPA NRW (Materialprüfanstalt Nordrhein­Westfalen). Cement'in SP3 is distinguished by its high strength, not take any water at all and can already be tiled on after approx. 2­7 days (dependent of weather conditions) with ceramic tiles, concrete tiles or natural stone etc.

Concrete substrates must at least be 6 months old. The substrate must be prepared according to DIN 18550 part 2. It must be clean, stable, sound and free of dust, oils, grease or other residues. Mechanically roughen the substrates if needed, e.g. brush, mill or sandblast. Strongly absorbing substrates must be sufficiently wetted or must be primed with Poroprim.

Apply the fresh mortar evenly onto the prepared substrate in a 15¬-20 mm single layer. When a subsequent lying with ceramic tiles etc. has been planned, the render may only be rubbed or combed – not smoothed. After completing the activities, mixer, pump and hoses must be emptied and cleaned immediately. Important notice: Process only at temperatures (substrate temperatures) of + 5 °C to + 25 °C. In dry, hot or windy weather, humidify the surface in order to prevent drying out. Protect freshly applied surface from heavy rain, drying winds and strong sunlight.

± 21 kg/m² per cm thickness

Cement´in SP3 is packed in 25 kg bags shrink¬wrapped Euro pallets. When stored in a dry place and in the unopened, original packaging the shelf life is 6 months from date of manufacture.

Cement’in SP3 contains cement. This cement gives alkaline reactions in moist surroundings. Therefore skin irritations can occur. Skin and eyes must be protected. In the event of skin irritations thoroughly wash off with water and soap immediately. In the event of eye contact thoroughly rinse with water immediately and consult a physician. Further information can be found in our safety data sheets.