SILICONE omnikit

Sealants

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grey

grey

silver grey

silver grey

jasmin

jasmin

n.t.b.

n.t.b.

antracite grey

antracite grey

manhattan grey

manhattan grey

bright white

bright white

portland grey

portland grey

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Cross Sellings EN

142 omnifill
Water-resistant grouting mortar for joints from 2 to 10 mm.
PROF 123 omnifill
Colour component for PROF 123 omnifill.
WD FLEX R omnifill
Fast curing and water-resistant grout for joints from 2 up to 10 mm.
W100 R omnimix
Multi-purpose levelling mortar for walls, fast-hardening, mechanical application.
90W LIGHT omnimix
Lightweight levelling mortar for mechanical application on walls.
FP30
Quick-drying primer.

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Why should I apply a sealant?

Sealing materials are applied in places or spaces where one wants to prevent the effects of use from spreading to adjacent spaces, such as moisture in a bathroom.

Do I no longer need to worry about a sealant joint?

Unfortunately, this is not the case. A sealant is subject to various loads (such as force, tension, moisture, UV), which cause its performance to decrease over time. Therefore, sealant joints are often referred to as "maintenance joints," which should be periodically checked and replaced as necessary, depending on the load. A sealant joint cannot be repaired.

One sealant for everything?

Sealant is a collective term and comes in countless compositions/materials, with diverse properties. Therefore, make sure to inquire thoroughly in advance about the function (sealing/gluing), the load (swimming pool, expansion joint), and the substrate (color-sensitive natural stone) in order to select the right sealant.

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