Most concrete structures have joints as part of their design. Joints are necessary to accommodate movements in the concrete units caused by thermal contractions and expansions as well as exposure to loading conditions.
There are various scenarios of improper installation that could result in the debonding of tiles. Below are some factors that can affect adhesion during tile and stone installation.
The use of resin-based flooring systems have become a consolidated practice in construction. Not only are they adopted in the industrial (e.g. factory, warehouse) sectors, they are also used in commercial and residential settings (e.g. offices,…
Tile flooring is common and can be found in many residential and commercial settings due to its aesthetic appeal, easy maintenance and wide range of attractive designs and tile types available in the market. Every tile finish would require proper…
Spalling concrete is a common issue especially for old buildings. What happens when concrete spalls? Spalling results when two elements are present in the concrete, air and moisture. The penetration of carbon dioxide in the concrete, also known as…
Have you ever tried patching a hole in the wall and no matter what you or your hired tradesman did, you could never get the repair mortar to finish flush with the surface or to dry without unsightly crack lines? While this may be a common problem…
Epoxy (EP) and Polyurethane (PU) flooring are two of the most common industrial floorings used in Singapore and around the world. In this article, we will share more about the differences, which industries they are more suitable for as well as how…
Agglomerates or agglomerated stones are artificial stones made of composite materials produced by binding stone chips with specially formulated resins.
Tile grout used in most construction is typically cement-based. Proprietary Cementitious grout are made from a blend of cement, polymer, additive, pigment, fine-graded aggregates and mixed with water or fortified with a liquid latex additive (in…
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