"Net Barrier Method P1," which requires less effort than conventional pin nets.

Simplifying the engineering and reducing the number of items make both construction and management easy! Introducing the evolved pin net method, "Net Barrier Method P1."

Renotech has been involved in general repair work as a professional since its establishment. The pin-net method "Net Barrier Method P1" is effective in preventing the peeling of exterior wall finishing materials (tiles and mortar) from buildings. 【What are the differences from conventional pin-net methods?】 ■ The powder used requires no "mixing agent" and only needs water added for mixing! Base adjustment, net installation, and finishing can all be handled with just one type of material. ■ No need to apply primer to existing substrates and pin heads! *Some conditions apply; see the notes below. ■ No need for resin injection into anchor pins! ↓ As a result… ☑ Simplification of processes leads to reduced construction time. ☑ Reduces costs for powder mixing agents, primers, and injection materials, as well as the hassle of disposing of empty cans. ☑ Fewer items reduce the burden of order management and inventory management. Additionally, this method allows for the covering of existing finishing materials (such as tiles) with a new paint finish, maintaining aesthetics while also reducing waste disposal costs. Furthermore, by using a robust net and core rod-driven anchor pins, it provides excellent peeling prevention effects and comes with a 10-year warranty. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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