weber Algae is a natural phenomenon, not just limited to porous textured surfaces, in fact algae can grow on nearly all types of surfaces including stone, glass, metal, plastic and brickwork and can appear as red, green or black growth. Over the past few years the warmer temperatures and prolonged damp weather has meant there has been an increase in the formation of algae growth on buildings.

Demonstration video by Weber showing the application process of the weber.therm XP M1 system. External Wall Insulation Systems

Repair of fine cracks in Weber monocouche renders. Video demonstrates how to repair dormant cracks with no risk of further movement in a weber.pral monocouche render. Instructions are for cracks caused by drying shrinkage on new construction (normally within the first year) Please note… Straight line cracking is not typical of render failure, but rather of the reflection in the render of a crack in the substrate. The cause should be investigated prior to repair in order to ascertain the likely event of any further movement or whether remedial works are required. This assessment should be undertaken by a structural engineer.