Surface preparation
- Before applying decorative stones or bricks, ensure that
the wall surface (concrete, plaster, drywall) is clean, stable, rough, absorbent, and dust-free. - If the wall is painted, you must remove the paint or wallpaper.
- Hammer the surface, to make it embossed and to achieve the best possible adhesion of the glue.
- Do not install stones on unstable substrates (e.g., wood, sheet metal). If your surface consists of an unstable substrate, we recommend covering it with Rowmat board
before placing the stone or brick of your choice. Before installing the stones, apply primer to the wall surface to reduce absorbency and increase the adhesive’s bonding strength. - On every surface, particularly those exposed to moisture and those subjected to significant expansion and contraction, it is recommended to install a decoupling and waterproofing membrane to prevent the formation of hairline cracks in the joint and the material. For the installation of the membrane, consult the manufacturer’s instructions.