Combined Dry Construction Method "Beam Hall Method"

Introduction to dry construction methods that enable wall installation of floor tiles without back support, such as large tiles.

The "Beam Hall Method" is a highly safe dry construction technique that enables the installation of large stone materials such as 300mm, 400mm, and 600mm square stones, as well as wall surfaces made of floor tiles and large tiles without a backing. It eliminates the need for a mortar base and does not require traditional techniques or craftsmanship for installing heavy stone materials, significantly improving work efficiency. By creating a gap between the base that connects the stones and the structure, this method prevents rainwater accumulation and protects buildings from moisture-related deterioration, while also being effective against efflorescence and freeze damage. 【Features】 ■ Reduces building deterioration and achieves high durability ■ Strong against vibrations from earthquakes and train operations ■ Excellent workability, reducing construction time and costs ■ Applicable to various structural materials, making it suitable for renovations *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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