PICK OF THE PRODUCTS
GUTJAHR SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY
FROM BAL Gutjahr System Technology from BAL offers designers and contractors innovative drainage, ventilating and uncoupling solutions to protect outdoor coverings against the unpredictable British weather and extremes such as rain, frost and heat.
Alex Underwood, Head of Marketing at BAL, said: “External tiling is a fast-growth segment in the UK as the trend for inside/outside living thrives. BAL are excited to confirm our new range of products for a proven
system-solution in this sector are now available to the market.
“The products represent a complete new range of solutions for the BAL portfolio and work as a system with current BAL preparation, adhesive, grout and sealant products. This means for the first time architects, designers and contractors are provided with a true ‘one-stop-shop’ for balconies, terraces and external ground floors.”
Gutjahr are a sister company of BAL, with a proven track record of delivering trouble-free coverings across Europe. Gutjahr are also the inventors of the passive capillary AquaDrain® surface drainage system. Complete with ProFin® edge profiles, AquaDrain® drain grates
and ProRin® guttering, the patented systems are simple to install and provide rapid, immediate and high volume drainage of water.
Among the systems on offer from BAL include Thin Drainage Assembly for direct point adhesion for break- proof coverings, Standard Drainage Screed Assembly for the solid bed fixing of ceramic, porcelain and natural stone and concrete paving, and a Thin, Lighter Weight Drainage Screed Assembly with an epoxy screed for a strong but comparatively lightweight build-up compared to conventional systems.
Both the Standard Drainage and Thin assemblies include the AquaDrain® passive capillary drainage mat, which has a unique permeable mesh, raising the complete surface and offering a higher drainage volume compared to other drainage mortar and mat systems.
With a collective 80 years of commercial tiling experience, incorporation of the Gutjahr range within the BAL portfolio ensures a guaranteed, full-system solution for external installations from the UK market-leader.
www.bal-adhesives.com
SOLUTIONS FOR ALL STAGES
FROM FILA Fila offers a complete care regime for ceramic and porcelain surfaces – from bathroom wall tiles and mosaics, to high-traffic kitchen floors.
The range spans from cleaning and sealing products, to protective barriers and solutions for extraordinary maintenance. All products protect original characteristics - without altering appearance or forming a surface seal - and provide fast, safe application. Production is supported by Fila’s ISO 14001:2014 certification and its extensive range is recommended by over 220 leading flooring brands.
New protectors include solvent-free, stain-proofing sealant – FILAMP90
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ECO PLUS, and protective dirt barrier, FILASTOP DIRT. Part of Fila’s award-winning Green Line, FILAMP90 ECO PLUS is a LEED- approved impregnator for polished porcelain surfaces. It provides a safe, fume-free application and also protects grout lines. For textured and unpolished floor tiles, FILASTOP DIRT improves surface resistance to foot traffic and protects against stains, without altering slip- resistance properties; as proven
in tests conforming to the B.C.R.A. and ASTMC 1028- 2007 methods, and in the English Standard BS 7976 Pendulum tests.
For initial cleaning and ongoing maintenance, treatments include FILACR10 epoxy remover; deep- cleaning descaler, FILA Deterdek; degreasing cleaner and wax remover, FILA PS/87 and best-selling pH- neutral detergent, FILA Cleaner.
www.filasolutions.com
www.tomorrowstileandstone.co.uk
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