Glass rod laying techniques

1. Before applying the surface glue, check whether the insulation board is dry, the flatness deviation is less than 4mm, and remove surface debris.

2. Use a trowel to evenly apply a 2mm thick paste on the surface of the insulation board and an area larger than a piece of "grid cloth", and immediately press the Fiber Glass in.

3. The glass rod should be laid from top to bottom along the outer wall in circles. No network cables should be exposed, and the glass rod should not be warped, hollowed, or wrinkled.
4. The overlap width of the splicing joint shall not be less than 100mm. The male corners should be wound in both directions from both sides, and the overlap should not be less than 200mm, and the internal corners should be no less than 100mm.
5. When encountering door or window openings, a piece of 200mm×300mm standard "grid cloth" should be attached to the four corners in a 45-degree direction to prevent cracking.
6. A layer of Fiber Glass can be added to the vulnerable parts of the building below 2 meters to increase the strength. At this time, the first layer of glass rod does not overlap, only butt.
When the surface mortar is slightly dry and can be touched, apply a second coat of glue to completely cover the "grid cloth". Level the wall and make the surface glue thickness 3-5mm.