Manto Stone Wool

It is an unfaced stone wool boards that is produced specially with respect to TS EN 13500 standards. It is utilized at external thermal insulation composite systems for thermal insulation, sound insulation and fire safety purposes.

Application Area

• First of all, the surface to be used in the application should be checked to ensure that it is smooth and dry.
• If the surface is rough and with scrapes it should be cleaned by brushing.
• Unevenness, major defects and cracks should be repaired by means of plaster.
• The boards can be adhered to the surface using cement based fixing mortar by different methods.
• The boards should be laid down without any gap side by side on the wall surface shortly after spreading fixing mortar over the boards.
• The adhesive should not be spread near the edges of the board in order to prevent the adhesive getting into the joints.
• The boards are laid down in an alternating pattern at the facades and the corners. When the fixing mortar is completely dry (approximately after 24 hours) the anchoring process can be started.
• Special insulation fastening anchors are used which are chosen with respect to the wall properties.
• Tiled surfaces or surfaces with old plaster are not suitable for anchoring.It is an unfaced stone wool boards that is produced specially with respect to TS EN 13500 standards. It is utilized at external thermal insulation composite systems for thermal insulation, sound insulation and fire safety purposes.

  Application Area

  • First of all, the surface to be used in the application should be checked to ensure that it is smooth and dry.
  • If the surface is rough and with scrapes it should be cleaned by brushing.
  • Unevenness, major defects and cracks should be repaired by means of plaster.
  • The boards can be adhered to the surface using cement based fixing mortar by different methods.
  • The boards should be laid down without any gap side by side on the wall surface shortly after spreading fixing mortar over the boards.
  • The adhesive should not be spread near the edges of the board in order to prevent the adhesive getting into the joints.
  • The boards are laid down in an alternating pattern at the facades and the corners. When the fixing mortar is completely dry (approximately after 24 hours) the anchoring process can be started.
  • Special insulation fastening anchors are used which are chosen with respect to the wall properties.
  • Tiled surfaces or surfaces with old plaster are not suitable for anchoring.