ᐅ Too little Ytong adhesive applied – is this a defect that needs to be corrected?
Created on: 8 Aug 2018 20:44
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In the 36cm (14 inch) masonry wall, only about 20cm (8 inches) of adhesive was applied. This results in open joints of up to 12cm (5 inches) on the interior and exterior sides.
In the Ytong instructions, I always find that the adhesive must be applied over the entire surface, not just on 20 out of 36cm (8 out of 14 inches).
What disadvantages can be expected from this type of construction?
Is this a defect, and can it be corrected?

In the Ytong instructions, I always find that the adhesive must be applied over the entire surface, not just on 20 out of 36cm (8 out of 14 inches).
What disadvantages can be expected from this type of construction?
Is this a defect, and can it be corrected?
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Steffen808 Aug 2018 22:36Be glad if there is a lot of air and little adhesive inside... air is the best insulator after all 😉
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Knallkörper9 Aug 2018 13:59For butt joints, this would not be a problem. However, here we are dealing with bed joints, which concern structural integrity more than watertightness. The adhesive is supposed to distribute the load. In this condition, the wall is less load-bearing. From my point of view, this is a defect.
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