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Here are the answers to your repair and structural problems:

2. Fill a hole or slot by pouring - STRUCTURAL GROUT - standard and fast set option (for holes and slots in wood, masonry, metal or to form machine bases, plinths - self levelling)

3. Surface fill a small split/crack/hole- RAYCRETE - in timber, masonry or plaster - filler/adhesive - (two creams, pine colour, can be coloured with our Tinta Powder - expands slightly on setting, easy to sand)

4. Fill a hole or split by hand placing - MOULDABLE MORTAR -(like window putty in consistency, can be formed, shaped, sanded, painted - totally non-shrink)

5. Consolidate/seal/prime timber, masonry or plaster - EPOXY PRIMER - (a thin liquid, use alone as a surface sealer or as a primer for Mouldable Mortar on poor surfaces)

6. Repair metal, wood & masonry components - EPOXY PUTTY STICKS - concentric stick of two part, rapid setting putty - break off and mould together in the gloved hand

7. Bond floor tiles, slate and timber flooring - ULTRA FLOORING ADHESIVE -on timber, screed, concrete - filler/adhesive - (two grey creams, easy to mix and spread - no shrinkage, totally waterproof, flexes)

8. Bond floor tiles, slate and timber flooring - ULTRA FLOORING GROUT/ADHESIVE -on timber, screed, concrete - filler/adhesive and grout in one product - (two white creams, easy to mix and spread - no shrinkage, totally waterproof, flexes)

9. Seal concrete floors - EPOXY SEAL COATING - on screed, concrete, slate, tiles, slabs - liquid seal coating - (two liquids, easy to mix and spread - no shrinkage, vapour barrier, totally waterproof, flexes)

"The best range of repair materials that we have ever used - I wouldn't use anything else" - Tony Loades, professional Treatment Specialist (Devon)

Let us help you choose the correct solution to your problem - don't waste money on unecessary treatments or products.

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Structural Epoxy Pouring Grout - 1.0, 2.5 and 8 litre

A three part epoxy grout, supplied as two liquids and separate aggregate, in a large plastic mixing tub. Designed for pouring into holes and voids in timber and concrete. Ideal for use with Epoxy/Glass, Carbon and Steel bars and plates, as part of a composite, reinforced repair structure.

Structural Epoxy Pouring Grout in a floor strength upgrade slot

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A Manor House carrier beam at first floor level had suffered from Wet Rot and Death Watch Beetle over many years, resulting in loss of strength extending from the bearing end. By careful placing of epoxy coated steel re-bar (BS4449) to our Design the loss of long grain strength could be made up with multiple connectors, the Structural Epoxy Pouring Grout then completing the composite, reinforced repair structure.

Complex beam repair awaiting pouring of Grout

Joist Ends - the joist ends above an occupied flat were badly affected by Dry Rot.. These were replaced with TYPE C Timber-Resin Splice Units which consist of new, pre-manufactured timbers to match the original, with pre-bonded epoxy coated steel re-bar connectors. The pouring resin here is in a two pack, 1 litre pot, for small repairs.

Joist end Timber-Resin Splice repair during pouring

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For more technical information go to: www.timber.org.uk

Thixotropic Injection Resin - 400cc and 1.0 litre

A two part thixotropic epoxy resin, supplied as two stiff gels, in mixing pots suitable for directly filling plastic disposable cartridges. Designed for injection of cracks, splits and voids in timber and concrete. Ideal for use with Epoxy/Glass, Carbon and Steel bars and plates, as part of a composite, reinforced repair structure. Available as standard and Slow Set versions.

Injection of Thixotropic Resin into a shuttered slot (400cc cartridge in standard skeleton gun

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An exposed rafter had dried out and split in the attic room of the schoolmaster's house in the historic Sherbourne School, resulting in loss of strength. The splits were first hand packed with Mouldable Mortar, using a pallet knife, then Thixotropic Epoxy Injection Resin was forced in via temporary injection nozzles using a skeleton gun and cartridge, completing the composite, reinforced repair structure.