Tag: moisture measurement
Avoid moisture damage during flooring work: The T3000 multifunctional device supplements the determination of occupancy maturity by means of CM measurement with moisture measurement using the CRH method
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
In Germany, Austria and Switzerland, even if the calcium carbide method (CM measurement) is still the most common method used for measuring the readiness of cement floors for covering, the supplementary CRH method is becoming increasingly important. Outside of Germany, the moisture condition of concrete and cement floors is increasingly described as the ‘’corresponding relative humidity’’ (hence the CRH method). This hygrometric material climate measurement is particularly suitable for carrying out flooring work when the composition or drying behaviour of the cement floor is unclear.
Exterior Wall Renovation – the Extended Trotec Series 3/4
Today we want to address the topic of “Repainting the house exterior”, and at the same time give the rendering a good beating. While painting your own four (interior) walls is not a problem for most people, painting an exterior wall is a considerably more demanding task. We’ll explain how it’s done, what preparation is necessary and how long the rendering needs to dry before you even think of painting.
New Trotec design for BM31 Moisture Meter
Soaking wet? Still damp? Dry now? When the moisture in building materials or wood needs to be checked, our new moisture indicator can readily reveal its strengths. With building work, this applies to checking whether walls have dried out after plastering and identifying damp patches when renovating old properties.
It also applies to its new design …
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Trotec Flood Info: The right moisture measurement after flood damages
