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Our user recommendations, which we provide in support of the buyer/user on the basis of our experience, correspond to the present state of the art technology and practice. They are not binding and do not constitute and contractual legal relationship or any accessory obligations from the purchases contract. They do not relieve the buyer of obligation to check our products for himself as to their suitability for the intended application. The general rules for construction engineering must be observed. The right to make changes in the interests of progress and improvement of the product or its application is reserved. This Technical Information invalidates and supersedes all previous issues. Please refer to our website for the latest information. Directors: Kate Mullaney B.A. & Marcus Mc Cabe B.Ag.Sc, Company No: 467977. Vat No: 9651259F Hempire Building Materials Ltd. Burdautien, Clones, Co. Monaghan. t: +353 47 52049 m: +353 87 7784035 e: [email protected] web: www.hempirebuilding.net HEMPIRE SKIM COAT Technical Data Sheet Last Updated February 2013 The Product Ready to use factory prepared hemp fibre re-enforced hot lime plaster with mineral aggregates. The material is lightweight, has good coverage, anti-splash and good bonding characteristics. Suitable Uses The material is suitable as a finish coat over ‘Hempire Scratch Coat’ on internal surfaces. Composition Milled and screened whole hemp, high calcium lime, mineral aggregates and water supplied as a pre-formulated mix, which requires some agitation before use. Performance A solid lightweight fibre re-enforced material combines masonry and organic qualities. The material has good breathable, insulating, thermal mass, flexible and hygroscopic qualities. Delivery 300Lt Crane-able Plastic Tubs. 300Lt Bulk Bags Storage Store in a cool, dry location avoiding direct sunlight and frost. Technical Data Particle Size 0 - 2-mm, Thermal Conductivity value packedλ≤ 0.24W/(mK) Bulk density wet 1300-kg/ m3 Bulk density dry 700-kg/ m3 Flexural strength .83-1.14 N/mm Compressive strength 1.9-3.2 N/mm Fire resistant. Health & Safety X Irritant. Irritates the eyes and skin. Contact with skin can cause sensitization. In case of contact with eyes rinse with plenty of water and seek medical advice. Wear suitable protective clothing and safety goggles. Application Applied manually using steel plastering trowel. Spray gun can be used but superior finish achieved manually. Use only clean water without admixtures. Use an electric hand mixer and mix thoroughly before application. Can be applied at thicknesses of 3-8 mm. Finishing Internally: Use steel float for fine finish. Weather Conditions Do not apply below 5˚C. Maintain temperature above 5 0 C in winter months. Paint Use only breathable paints. Background Suitable for a wide range of substrates. Background to be stable and dust free. Highly absorbent surfaces should be dampened beforehand. Regulating Atmosphere Internally: Care most be taken to reduce humidity during drying phase. Provide adequate ventilation or heat and de- humidification. KEEP A POSITIVE DRYING ATMOSPHERE. General Guidelines High humidity and non-absorbent substrates will increase setting time. Plaster benefits from working and compression with steel float. Lime is a caustic material with abrasive mineral components, take care to protect finished surface from lime staining and scratching by covering and/or cleaning as work progresses. In renovation work mineral staining may sometimes occur. In this unlikely event consult a painting expert to achieve a breathable finish. In renovation work, strip non-breathable renders from wall, rake out non breathable pointing, provide adequate drainage around building and ensure breathable floor is installed to avoid forced migration of rising damp in walls. Where adequate steps have been taken allow time for walls to gradually dry out. For more detailed information on renovation work please refer to our website www.hempirebuilding.net Do not use in damp basements.

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Page 1: Hempire Building Materials Ltd. Burdautien, Clones, Co ... · Clones, Co. Monaghan. t: +353 47 52049 m: +353 87 7784035 e: sales@hempirebuilding.net web: HEMPIRE SKIM COAT Technical

Our user recommendations, which we provide in support of the buyer/user on the basis of our experience, correspond to the present state of the art technology and practice. They are not binding and do not constitute and contractual legal relationship or any accessory obligations from the purchases contract. They do not relieve the buyer of obligation to check our products for himself as to their suitability for the intended application. The general rules for construction engineering must be observed. The right to make changes in the interests of progress and improvement of the product or its application is reserved. This Technical Information invalidates and supersedes all previous issues. Please refer to our website for the latest information.

Directors: Kate Mullaney B.A. & Marcus Mc Cabe B.Ag.Sc, Company No: 467977. Vat No: 9651259F

Hempire Building Materials Ltd.Burdautien,Clones, Co. Monaghan.

t: +353 47 52049m: +353 87 7784035e: [email protected]: www.hempirebuilding.net

HEMPIRE SKIM COATTechnical Data Sheet Last Updated February 2013

The ProductReady to use factory prepared hemp fibre re-enforced hot lime plaster with mineral aggregates. The material is lightweight, has good coverage, anti-splash and good bonding characteristics.

Suitable UsesThe material is suitable as a finish coat over ‘Hempire Scratch Coat’ on internal surfaces.

CompositionMilled and screened whole hemp, high calcium lime, mineral aggregates and water supplied as a pre-formulated mix, which requires some agitation before use.

PerformanceA solid lightweight fibre re-enforced material combines masonry and organic qualities. The material has good breathable, insulating, thermal mass, flexible and hygroscopic qualities.

Delivery300Lt Crane-able Plastic Tubs.300Lt Bulk Bags

StorageStore in a cool, dry location avoiding direct sunlight and frost.

Technical DataParticle Size 0 - 2-mm, Thermal Conductivity value packedλ≤ 0.24W/(mK) Bulk density wet 1300-kg/ m3 Bulk density dry 700-kg/ m3 Flexural strength .83-1.14 N/mm Compressive strength 1.9-3.2 N/mm Fire resistant.

Health & SafetyX Irritant. Irritates the eyes and skin. Contact with skin can cause sensitization. In case of contact with eyes rinse with plenty of water and seek medical advice. Wear suitable protective clothing and safety goggles.

ApplicationApplied manually using steel plastering trowel. Spray gun can be used but superior finish achieved manually. Use only clean water without admixtures. Use an electric hand mixer and mix thoroughly before application. Can be applied at thicknesses of 3-8 mm.

FinishingInternally: Use steel float for fine finish.

Weather ConditionsDo not apply below 5˚C. Maintain temperature above 50C in winter months.

PaintUse only breathable paints.

BackgroundSuitable for a wide range of substrates. Background to be stable and dust free. Highly absorbent surfaces should be dampened beforehand.

Regulating Atmosphere Internally: Care most be taken to reduce humidity during drying phase. Provide adequate ventilation or heat and de-humidification.

KEEP A POSITIVE DRYING ATMOSPHERE.

General GuidelinesHigh humidity and non-absorbent substrates will increase setting time.Plaster benefits from working and compression with steel float.Lime is a caustic material with abrasive mineral components, take care to protect finished surface from lime staining and scratching by covering and/or cleaning as work progresses.In renovation work mineral staining may sometimes occur. In this unlikely event consult a painting expert to achieve a breathable finish.In renovation work, strip non-breathable renders from wall, rake out non breathable pointing, provide adequate drainage around building and ensure breathable floor is installed to avoid forced migration of rising damp in walls. Where adequate steps have been taken allow time for walls to gradually dry out.

For more detailed information on renovation work please refer to our website www.hempirebuilding.net

Do not use in damp basements.