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Why do we modify reinforced renders with VINNAPAS® polymer binders? For a simple reason: to create a truly durable render system. The polymer binders establish secure adhesion to the masonry and the fiber mesh, while at the same time adding flexibility to the system.   What’s your experience with reinforced render? Do you work with it and would like to share your experience? For a general overview of different types of render, check out our new Insights article with a detailed video: https://bit.ly/3UavAfr #TeamWallSystem #plaster #construction #vinnapas

Why do we modify reinforced renders with VINNAPAS® polymer binders? For a simple reason: to create a truly durable render system. The polymer binders establish secure adhesion to the masonry and the fiber mesh, while at the same time adding flexibility to the system.   What’s your experience with reinforced render? Do you work with it and would like to share your experience? For a general overview of different types of render, check out our new Insights article with a detailed video: https://bit.ly/3UavAfr #TeamWallSystem #plaster #construction #vinnapas

Why do we modify reinforced renders with VINNAPAS® polymer binders? For a simple reason: to create a truly durable render system. The polymer binders establish secure adhesion to the masonry and the fiber mesh, while at the same time adding flexibility to the system.   What’s your experience with reinforced render? Do you work with it and would like to share your experience? For a general overview of different types of render, check out our new Insights article with a detailed video: https://bit.ly/3UavAfr #TeamWallSystem #plaster #construction #vinnapas

Why do we modify reinforced renders with VINNAPAS® polymer binders? For a simple reason: to create a truly durable render system. The polymer binders establish secure adhesion to the masonry and the fiber mesh, while at the same time adding flexibility to the system.   What’s your experience with reinforced render? Do you work with it and would like to share your experience? For a general overview of different types of render, check out our new Insights article with a detailed video: https://bit.ly/3UavAfr #TeamWallSystem #plaster #construction #vinnapas

Why do we modify reinforced renders with VINNAPAS® polymer binders? For a simple reason: to create a truly durable render system. The polymer binders establish secure adhesion to the masonry and the fiber mesh, while at the same time adding flexibility to the system.   What’s your experience with reinforced render? Do you work with it and would like to share your experience? For a general overview of different types of render, check out our new Insights article with a detailed video: https://bit.ly/3UavAfr #TeamWallSystem #plaster #construction #vinnapas

Why do we modify reinforced renders with VINNAPAS® polymer binders? The answer is simple: to create a truly durable render system. The polymer binders ensure secure adhesion to the masonry and fiber mesh, while also adding flexibility to the system. Have experience working with reinforced render? Share your insights! For a comprehensive overview of different render types, check out our new Insights article along with a detailed video: https://bit.ly/3UavAfr #TeamWallSystem #plaster #construction #vinnapas

Why do we modify reinforced renders with VINNAPAS® polymer binders? For a simple reason: to create a truly durable render system. The polymer binders establish secure adhesion to the masonry and the fiber mesh, while at the same time adding flexibility to the system.   What’s your experience with reinforced render? For a general overview of different types of render, check out our new Insights article with a detailed video: https://bit.ly/3UavAfr #TeamWallSystem #plaster #construction #vinnapas

Let’s have a look at an alternative to external thermal insulation composite systems (ETICS): thermal insulation render/plaster (TIR). TIR is a special mineral-bound render/plaster with lightweight components that have low thermal conductivity, e. g., expanded polystyrene (EPS), expanded glass or clay based on perlite, vermiculite, foam glass, etc. As in ETICS, VINNAPAS® polymer binders improve key characteristics of the render/plaster.   Do you have any experience with TIR and ETICS? What’s your preferred method?   👉 For more information on both systems, you might want to check out our new Insights article: https://bit.ly/401wkYY #TeamWallSystem #ETICS #plaster #construction #vinnapas

Concrete vault expert, Matt Wieser, thought there must be a better way to protect cremation urns, so he developed Infinity, a lightweight urn vault that’s stronger than concrete but a fraction of the weight. Learn more about Infinity Urn Vault at https://hubs.ly/Q02sJ9Mx0.

We’ve talked a lot about the role of external thermal insulation composite systems (ETICS) in hot climate zones. Now let’s look at an alternative: thermal insulation render/plaster (TIR). TIR is a special mineral-bound render/plaster with lightweight components that have low thermal conductivity, e. g., expanded polystyrene (EPS), expanded glass or clay based on perlite, vermiculite, foam glass, etc. As in ETICS, VINNAPAS® polymer binders improve key characteristics of the render/plaster.   Do you have any experience with TIR and ETICS? What’s your preferred method?   👉 For more information on both systems, you might want to check out our new Insights article: https://bit.ly/401wkYY #TeamWallSystem #ETICS #plaster #construction #vinnapas