Masonry blocks on the foam. Issues that few people speak.

Any new technology always comes with its advantages. Cons, as always, get out in practice.

✅ Even with comparatively little experience in masonry aerated concrete with their handsThat I have, I could feel the full all the details of this process. Those who have long been watching my building, know that I do masonry and adhesive foam and a conventional adhesive for aerated concrete.

Why do I do this, I wrote in one of his articles.

In fact, I was initially attracted way of laying Only on the foam.

But honestly, I'm happy for some reason did not do so, and here's why:

1️⃣ a perfectly flat surface.

This is the first and main problem with the clutch on the adhesive foam. Even when laying on a conventional glue, I had to overwrite each row. Although I used a spatula to the eighth tooth, and had the opportunity to adjust the level when inserting units.

How to do this using only the foam, I can not imagine ... I think floating rows, in this case, It is the basic operation.

High accuracy 2️⃣ blocks geometry.

This is exactly what will save a lot of work. Yes, maybe I have got not very smooth blocks (although "aeroc", I thought, not a bad company), And it played a role in my experience. But it seems to me that the error may be available to all producers of aerated concrete. How to predict this... unclear.

3️⃣ foam consumption.

I already mentioned this, in one of the articles,and I will say it again, indicating flow of foam from the manufacturer, not even close to reality. And it certainly affects the costs, and the question of the feasibility and benefits of using this method of laying.

But this opinion is amateur.

✅ In all of this, I know that look from the private samostroyschika, and how to get there from the pros, I do not know. But do masonry only foam for the first time, and most, definitely not recommend to anyone.

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