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EVERBUILD® Lumberjack® Masonry Dry Rot Treatment

EVERBUILD® Lumberjack® Masonry Dry Rot Treatment

A ready-to-use treatment for the eradication of dry rot

EVERBUILD® Lumberjack® Masonry Dry Rot Treatment is a ready-to-use treatment for the eradication of dry rot in masonry and brickwork. It is a low-solvent solution based on Micro-fine active technology with added biocide to penetrate deep into the surface to protect against re-infestation. The product is virtually odourless and non-flammable.

  • Treats dry rot fungus
  • Quick drying
  • Penetrates deep into the surface for long-lasting protection
  • Ready to use - no need to dilute
  • Low solvent
  • Low odour
  • Low VOCs
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Usage

  • To eradicate and stop the spread of dry rot fungus in masonry and brickwork.
  • To sterilise sub floor oversites where necessary in areas of dry rot outbreaks.
  • Suitable for use as gauging water for the re-rendering of treated masonry or brickwork.
 

Advantages

  • Treats dry rot fungus
  • Quick drying
  • Penetrates deep into the surface for long-lasting protection
  • Ready to use - no need to dilute
  • Low solvent
  • Low odour
  • Low VOCs

Packaging

5L jerry

Colour

Pale yellow to colourless liquid

Product Details

Product Information

Shelf Life

Use within 2 years of manufacture.

Storage Conditions

Store at 5°C - 25°C temperatures in original containers away from children.

Density

ca. 1.01 g/cm3

pH-Value

ca. 7

Application

Consumption

Consumption

Surface spray: 1 litre of product per 2 - 5m² of surface

Irrigate: 10 litres per m³
Application steps

APPLICATION

This product is ready to use.

Read statutory conditions relating to use prior to application.

For surface sterilisation, saturate wall surface using a coarse spray. Where fungal growth is extensive i.e. has penetrated the wall structure, then irrigate the wall through holes drilled two thirds of the wall depth at staggered 230mm centres and at a downward angle into the mortar beds so as to ensure full penetration.

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