Points System
Panelling by Points
The points paneling system is an advantage of the glass mosaic manufactured by EZARRI consisting in pieces that are joined one to another through "silicone points" applied at the reverse side of them, thus forming flexible panels of fixed dimensions easy to adapt to any surface. In this way, just after fixing each panel on the concrete, the filling of joints can be carried out without having to wait for them to dry. That means comfort, efficiency and up to 25% time saving in the laying of the material.
- It is insensitive to humidity
- It is easy to lay out
- Approximate 25% reduced laying time
- Without the inconvenience of having to unstick the paper
- Visual control of the product quality before laying as tile face is immediately visible
- Flexible panel that easily adapts to all types of surfaces
- Panel with fixed dimensions that always keeps its shape
- Total guarantee of getting gripped and fastened to the wall because the pieces are joined to one another by the points
- Easier to lay out creating a better finish
Progress of a Project
Our starting points is always a sketch or an idea received from our customer. A simple fax will do.
EZARRI works out an initial project and sends it to the customer, either as a colour print-out or on the
internet. Our customer may accept the project as is or require any asjustment or change considered
relevant to match their views.
The next step is a global agreement on the job to be done.
Eventually, the product is delivered to the customer, together with an installation drawing showing the procedure for an easy placement of the mosaic.
Example of a project as installed
Installation
Previously, with the “paper” system, you were required to wait for the concrete to dry in order to be able to remove the paper from the tiles and then carry out the grouting as per normal.
Now, as soon as the panel is fixed, the grouting can be done immediately, as they are not covered with paper, but are joined to each other by the silicone points which avoid this problem, making sheets secure. A real advance in tiling technology!
