Insulating-slabs and their use

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E04B 1/14 (2006.01) E04C 2/26 (2006.01) E04F 13/04 (2006.01)

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CA 1106635

Case No. ZE1781 INSULATING-SLABS AND THEIR USE Abstract of the Disclosure Freshly-formed hard-foam plastic slabs which are preferably susceptible to maximum shrinkage are used as a base for insulating masonry structures. Each slab is grooved and has raised portions (lands) between adjacent grooves. Fastening elements (pins) are dispersed over the grooved surface to secure a reinforcing web to the slab and maintain it at a substantially uniform distance therefrom. To insulate a masonry structure, such as a wall, the face of the wall is covered with such slabs, which are secured to the wall. The exposed surface of the slabs is then plastered with a material which permits the passage of water vapor therethrough. The applied coating of plaster fills the grooves on the slab surface and is thick enough to cover the reinforcing web. A suitable finish coat of plaster or paint is optionally placed over the initial reinforced plaster coating.

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