GECO LIME plaster

GECO LIME plaster

PREMIXED PLASTER FOR HIGH-THICKNESS APPLICATIONS ON DAMP WALLS

GECO LIME plaster is a pre-mixed rehabilitation plaster (EN 998-1 R) based on NHL 5 natural hydraulic lime, designed for damp walls and historic buildings. It is waterproof yet breathable: moisture can leave the wall while liquid water is kept out, with a capillary rise below 5 mm.

Mineral fibres improve impact resistance, anti-sagging additives give a uniform surface and controlled shrinkage minimises cracks. It goes on at 6 to 20 mm per coat – thicker builds in successive coats 24 h apart – and also levels uneven substrates with height differences up to 20 mm.

Lime makes it compatible with old and delicate substrates – stone, brick, terracotta, existing plasters – for durable restoration of existing and historic buildings.

NOTE
  • Waterproof and breathable
  • NHL 5 natural hydraulic lime
  • High thickness per coat
  • Fibre-reinforced
  • Controlled shrinkage

 

  • Grey/beige powder; maximum particle size 1.5 mm.
  • Compressive strength: > 1.5 MPa (CS II); dry density: 1600 ± 50 kg/m³.
  • Adhesion on terracotta: 0.50 MPa, failure pattern B (substrate).
  • Capillary water absorption: > 0.3 kg/m² after 24 h; capillary rise: < 5 mm.
  • Water vapour permeability μ: 11; thermal conductivity: < 0.25 W/mK.
  • Reaction to fire: A1 (non-combustible).
  • Thickness per coat: 6-20 mm; yield: 1.5 kg/m² per mm; fresh density: 1650 ± 50 g/dm³.
  • Mixing water: 5.0-5.5 L per bag; open time: 20 minutes; application between +5 °C and +35 °C.
  • 25 kg bags; pallet of 60 bags; shelf life 12 months in a dry place.
PACKAGING
  • Regularising plaster on damp surfaces, especially concrete and historic substrates.
  • Levelling of uneven substrates (height differences up to 20 mm).
  • Rehabilitation cycles on concrete, aerated concrete, masonry, existing plasters, terracotta, brick and stone.
  • On weak or highly absorbent substrates, apply GECO LIME scratch first.
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