EIFS are type of cladding for exterior building wall. The system uses a barrier type cladding. Unlike drainage type of wall that route leaks back to the outside. It relys entirely on the outside surface to keep water out. EIFS have no internal drainage provision. Barrier type claddings require good design & workmanship since the barrier concept does not account for water leakage.

• EIFS don’t require joints in the outside surface.
• EIFS do need joint where the Substrate behind the EIFS changes & under a few other conditions.
• Due to seamless exterior surface, its result an extremely low air filtration rate. It means its help reduce heating & cooling cost.
• It gives constant room temperature.
• Flexible materials. They can be used on lightweight in expensive wall structure.

• Sensitive to the quality of application.
• Combustible materials
• Difficult replacement of sealant joints.
• EIFS are easier to damage.

Direct Applied System

Our direct applied system can be applied directly on to existing plastered finish walls, components and cladding as a clean finisher.

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Therm System

Our therm system can be applied to any unfinished chb wall, component and cladding with added insulation protection.

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Full Therm System

Our full therm system uses a durable lightguage framing structure for the benefit of both insulation and flexibility in any design.

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EIFS Application

Step1: Installing EPS

The 2” x 4” EPS is commonly use. There was 2 Methods of installing the EPS or Expanded Polystyrene.
1. Dab & Ribbon Method – works well on most Substrates
2. Notch Trowel Method – works best on flat surface. Make sure to use enough adhesive & make sure that it contacts the Substrate.

Step2 : Sanding

Sanding of the EPS is done to meet the stiffness and to avoid any wavyness in the wall.
It usually done on the termination of EPS

Step 3: Applying of Basecoat

Usually applied by hand with a trowel. Be sure that the adhesive is sticky & stiff enough to hold on the vertical surface. The proper thickness of the basecoat is crucial. It must be thick enough to fully embed the reinforcing mesh about 1-1/2 times the overall thickness of the mesh.

Application of Reinforcing Mesh

Is place into the adhesive while adhesive is still wet the basecoat is then immediately trowelled to fully embed the mesh.

Application of Finisher

It is usually applied into two steps. Trowelling and then Spraying.

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