Thin-Joint System Components for Aircrete Products

Celcon Plus (610 x 215mm, 610 x 140mm) and Jumbo Plus (610 x 270mm) blocks benefit from sharp clear arrises and excellent dimensional tolerances, making them ideal for use with the Thin-Joint System. They are produced with a plain face and are supplied nationwide with any Celfix Mortar order.

Celcon Applications

  • Internal and external leaves in cavity walls
  • Solid walls
  • Separating / party walls
  • Flanking walls
  • Partitions
  • Multi-storey
  • Foundations

Celcon Celfix Mortar

The key to the Celcon Thin-joint system is Celfix Mortar, designed specifically for use with Celcon blocks and is supplied dry and pre-mixed in 25kg bags. It remains workable within the bucket for a number of hours, but reaches initial bond strength on the block within 10-20 minutes and full design bond strength within 1-2 hours.

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This information has been sourced, reviewed and adapted from materials provided by H + H Celcon.

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