Topping for dry under Expanded Clay

33.00 BGN

At our store, you will find high-quality solutions for surface preparation with Knauf Ceramicite dry floor topping at an affordable price. The products in this category from Knauf are designed to provide an ideal base for various construction projects in dry environments.

Dry Floor Topping - Ideal Leveling with Ceramicite - Perlite Substitute

Our dry topping, enriched with ceramicite, offers excellent leveling for floor surfaces. Specifically formulated as an effective substitute for perlite, it ensures efficient leveling and stability for your floor before installing gypsum plasterboards or other flooring elements.

Dry topping with ceramicite is a crucial component of construction projects in dry spaces and has numerous benefits and applications. Essentially, this material is used for leveling and preparing surfaces before the installation of various floor coverings. Here are some of its main applications and benefits:

Surface Leveling: Dry topping with ceramicite is used to correct unevenness and level bases, providing a stable and flat surface ideal for the subsequent installation of various flooring materials.
Preparation for Gypsum Plasterboard Installation: The topping is applied before installing gypsum plasterboards in dry spaces. This process not only facilitates installation but also ensures a stable base for these construction elements.
Enhancement of Thermal and Sound Insulation: The mixture with ceramicite has good thermal and sound insulation properties. When applied as a dry topping, it can improve the energy efficiency of the building and reduce sound transmission.
Fire Protection: Some products in this category have a high fire reaction class (e.g., class A1), making them suitable for use in buildings where fire protection is crucial.

Dry topping with ceramicite provides a reliable and durable solution for surface preparation, positively impacting the quality and durability of the constructed structures.

Price of Dry Floor with Knauf Ceramicite - Economical and Quality Solution

The price of our dry topping with ceramicite reflects the balance between cost-effectiveness and high quality. Combining durability and functionality, our products offer an intelligent solution for preparing surfaces in your project.

Discover how the dry floor topping with a perlite substitute from Knauf provides an affordable price and effectiveness, ensuring the high performance of your construction tasks.

What is Ceramicite?

Ceramicite is a lightweight material derived from expanded clay. It is produced by heating clay at high temperatures, causing the clay particles to expand and create small air spaces in the material's structure. This process creates a lightweight and porous material with excellent thermal and sound insulation properties.

The characteristic features of ceramicite include:

Lightweight: Ceramicite is exceptionally light due to its high degree of porosity, making it convenient for use in construction where lightness is a desired characteristic.
Good Thermal Insulation: Due to the presence of air chambers in its structure, ceramicite has excellent thermal insulation properties. This material is used in construction to enhance the energy efficiency of buildings.
Porous Structure: Ceramicite has a porous structure that makes it effective for sound absorption. This makes it suitable for use in buildings where sound insulation is important.
High-Temperature Resistance: Ceramicite can withstand high temperatures, making it suitable for applications that require resistance to thermal effects.

Ceramicite is widely used in construction, particularly as a component in various building materials, including dry floor toppings, concrete, lightweight construction blocks, and others.

Choosing Between Ceramicite and Perlite for Dry Topping

The choice between ceramicite and perlite for dry floor topping depends on the specific requirements of your construction task and your preferences. Here are some aspects to consider:

Thermal Insulation Properties

Ceramicite: Has good thermal insulation properties and is suitable for applications where thermal insulation is essential.
Perlite: Also offers good thermal insulation while being lighter than ceramicite.

Weight and Lightness

Ceramicite: Heavier than perlite, which can be an advantage or disadvantage depending on specific requirements.
Perlite: Extremely lightweight, which can be beneficial, especially if the weight of the structure is a factor.

Sound Insulation

Ceramicite: Due to its porous structure, it can offer good sound insulation.
Perlite: Can also improve sound insulation, though not as pronounced as ceramicite.

Price

Ceramicite and Perlite: Prices may vary depending on the region and availability, but perlite is usually more expensive than ceramicite.

Practical Advice

Ceramicite: Suitable if thermal insulation and stability are of significant importance.
Perlite: Ideal if lightness and thermal insulation properties are key factors.

The choice between ceramicite and perlite will depend on the specific characteristics you are looking for in the material and the requirements of your construction task. Consultation with construction professionals can provide specific advice based on the context of your project.

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