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      • As the weather warms up, and in dry wind, remember to provide shade and cure your screeds!

        As I write today's blog, the weather in Sydney has warmed up. It's a sunny 22 degrees, which is not too hot yet, but with the combination of wind, it can spell disaster for a screed.  The repellent effect of Efflock means that if a screed loses its gauging water/...

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      • Infographic Instructions Updates

        We've recently reviewed and made some updates to our labels and infographic instruction diagrams to make them easier to understand.  As of today, we've got some links to PDFs of the infographic diagrams at the bottom of the home page of our website. We will update these shortly with images,...

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      • Christmas Trading Hours

        What a busy year! December always catches us out, it's halfway gone already! Please ensure you get your last orders in to us in the next day or two to ensure delivery before Christmas.  Our last day will be the 21st December 2023. We will return from the 15th January 2024....

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    Introducing EFFLOCK and EFFSEAL

    EFFLOCK is an advanced concrete additive to repel damp and lock leaching/ efflorescence in many kinds of applications. Since 2012 it has grown to become a standard specification for screeds, tile adhesives, tile grout, brick mortar, glass blocks mortar, roof tiling, stone masonry, render and pre-cast concrete products.

    Efflock provides permanent hydrophobic impregnation of the entire concrete mass that is not compromised by cracking from building movement or traffic wear.  Water is controlled to prevent the migration of calcium hydroxide and other salts that cause leaching, slat attack and efflorescence. 

    Also check out our product EFFSEAL. Effseal is a 10 times concentrate water repellent sealer which is a cost-effective problem solver for many types of masonry. The hydrophobic effect of both these products provides an excellent barrier against all kinds of water-related problems. 

    Please click on the links below, to view our infographic instruction sheets: