Prevención de manchas y cercos visibles en pavimentos y revestimientos.
Hidrorepelente y consolidante, sin crear una película que obstruya la transpiración del material.
No altera las propiedades de adhesión del cemento-cola y las juntas, cumpliendo con normas como UNI EN 1348-2009 y ASTM C482-02 R-2009.
Ofrece una protección duradera, evitando ennegrecimientos por contaminación después de la colocación de piedra natural, cemento y otros materiales.
Producto certificado EMICODE EC1 Plus, con clasificación A+ según la regulación francesa de COV.
VOC Free, con bajo impacto ambiental y certificado Indoor Air Comfort Gold.
Es ideal para aplicaciones en:
Parte trasera de piedra natural como granito, mármol y terrazo.
Barro y otros materiales absorbentes.
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Protect your surfaces with PW10
PW10 is an innovative eco-friendly anti-efflorescence protector, designed specifically to be applied before installing tiles made of absorbent materials. This product acts as an effective barrier that prevents contaminants from migrating up from the substrate to the surface of the material, thereby preventing rings, stains and other unwanted visual defects.
Its main advantages include:
Prevents visible stains and rings on flooring and wall coverings.
Water-repellent and consolidating, without creating a film that would block the material's breathability.
Doesn't affect the bonding properties of tile adhesive and grout, meeting standards such as UNI EN 1348-2009 and ASTM C482-02 R-2009.
Provides long-lasting protection, preventing blackening from contamination after installing natural stone, cement and other materials.
Certified EMICODE EC1 Plus, A+ rated under French VOC regulations.
VOC-free, with low environmental impact and Indoor Air Comfort Gold certification.
It's ideal for use on:
The back of natural stone such as granite, marble and terrazzo.
Quarry tile and other absorbent materials.
Whether for renovation or new-build projects, PW10 is the right choice for preserving the look and quality of your surfaces.
