Crack-width limitation with solidian ANTICRACK: from mortar bond to measurable performance

The fact that carbon…

Thin repair layers starting at 30 mm: how solidian ANTICRACK changes the layer structure

Reprofiling layers on…

Repaired surfaces often crack again. This is not always caused by the mortar itself. In many cases, the new layer simply has…

Looking beyond initial costs

The initial investment required for a concrete repair using carbon reinforcement may be…

The question that often comes second

When planning a concrete repair project, the initial discussions usually focus…

A damage pattern familiar to every repair engineer

The sequence is often similar: A parking deck slab, bridge deck…

On drawings, masonry details are defined by planners and engineers. In reality, every detail that ends up in a wall passes…

In masonry design, meeting codes and standards is a given. Walls must satisfy structural requirements, comply with…

Skepticism is healthy in construction. New materials must earn trust, and asking tough questions is part of responsible…

When engineers and contractors talk about bed joint reinforcement, the discussion often stays at the level of standards, load…

Bed joint reinforcement has become a standard detail in masonry construction - most designers and contractors already specify…

"Arco non è altro che una fortezza causata da due debolezze, impero che l’arco negli edifizi è composto di due parti di…