Among the main advantages of this product, we can highlight:

• Less generation of waste;

• Reduction in cost per m² of wall

• Up to 3x increase in productivity

• High structural strength

• No need to use screens or clips for anchoring

• Lower structural weight

• Easier to transport and store

The yield of the product varies according to the height of the brick/block that will be used. As a guideline the yield is approximately:

• For blocks/bricks 14cm high: 2.0 - 2.2 kg/m²

• For blocks/bricks 19cm high: 1.5 - 1.7 kg/m²

• For blocks/bricks with a height of 30cm: 1.0 - 1.2 kg/m²

Consumption may increase for anchored walls.

Yes! In March 2017, the ABNT NBR 16590 standard "Polymeric compound for sealing masonry" was released, which defines the minimum requirements that manufacturers must meet in the formulation of the product.uBeton has test reports and meets all the requirements pre-established by the standard.If you have any questions, please contact us and we will be happy to explain more about the standard and the product.

Yes! In a structure we will basically have two deformations acting on the masonry, the vertical and horizontal ones. The vertical deformations are partially stored by the wedging of the wall (joining the masonry with the slab or beam, which must be made using a material suitable for this function) and the others will be absorbed by the uBeton mass itself. As it is a flexible material, having a lower modulus of elasticity, the product has a greater power to accommodate tensions.Lateral deformations are accommodated by the small spaces left between the blocks, which will later be filled with the plaster/plaster mortar.

Although the product has high strength and quality, in Brazil we still do not have technical standards that allow the use of polymeric mass in structural masonry. Tests are being prepared so that this application is also foreseen in the standard.