Coil Lath
1.0~100.0 USD
| Min. Order: | 100 Pound |
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| Payment Terms: | T/T |
| Supply Ability: | 1000piece/day |
| Place of Origin: | Hebei |
Company Profile
| Location: | Shijiazhuang, Hebei, China (Mainland) |
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| Business Type: | Manufacturer |
| Main Products: | Ribbed Lath, Wall Plaster Mesh, Corner Bead, Brick Belt Mesh, Fast-Ribbed Formworks |
Product Detail
| Model No.: | BK4 |
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| Means of Transport: | Sea Transport |
| Production Capacity: | 1000piece/day |
| Packing: | moist-proof paper/pallet |
| Delivery Date: | 20days |
Product Description
Coil Mesh
1, Coil Mesh material:
A high quality expanded galvanised or stainless
steel mesh
2,Coil Mesh function:
Coil Mesh use primarily as anti-cracking
reinforcement in the construction of brick and block
masonry.
3,Coil Mesh adventages:
Coil Mesh is available in a variety of widths
to suit most wall constructions and is supplied coiled
for ease of handling. Additional applications include
strengthening cornices, low walls and balconies over
door and window openings.
4, Coil Mesh Installation:
The coil mesh is laid in strips between brick or block
courses leaving approximately 25mm clearance from the
faces of the work. Where coil mesh joins are required,
ensure they overlap by at least 75mm.
The reinforcement is then simply embedded in the mortar
for the next course.
1, Coil Mesh material:
A high quality expanded galvanised or stainless
steel mesh
2,Coil Mesh function:
Coil Mesh use primarily as anti-cracking
reinforcement in the construction of brick and block
masonry.
3,Coil Mesh adventages:
Coil Mesh is available in a variety of widths
to suit most wall constructions and is supplied coiled
for ease of handling. Additional applications include
strengthening cornices, low walls and balconies over
door and window openings.
4, Coil Mesh Installation:
The coil mesh is laid in strips between brick or block
courses leaving approximately 25mm clearance from the
faces of the work. Where coil mesh joins are required,
ensure they overlap by at least 75mm.
The reinforcement is then simply embedded in the mortar
for the next course.
