Pointing Mortar 0.2
A cement-free blend of natural hydraulic lime and selected aggregates with additives designed to improve the workability of the mortar when repointing.
A cement-free blend of natural hydraulic lime and selected aggregates with additives designed to improve the workability of the mortar when repointing. The mortar is highly workable and combines long term flexibility and breathability with durability. Available with two aggregate grades, 0.2 and 0.4, and a range of colours.
Features and benefits:
Color | Brown Light brown. Grey Light and dark grey. Beige Natural, London and Sandstone colours. Other Bespoke colour matching service available. Cream |
Material | Lime Cement-free blend of natural hydraulic lime and selected aggregates. Mortar Lime:sand – 1:1.25. Aggregate Aggregate grades: 0.2 and 0.4. |
Shape | Formless Dry powder. |
SizeAvailable in 25 kg bags or in bulk. | - |
Uniclass | |
CAWS | M20/330 Proprietary lime:sand C41/530 Proprietary mortar repairs Z21/310 Lime:sand mortar mixes M20/57 Lime:sand Z21/310 Lime:sand mortar mixes M20/310 Lime:sand |
Mix typeBatched dry hydraulic:lime:sand. | Lime:sand – 1:2.25. |
Colour | Natural.London.Sandstone.Light Brown.Light Grey.Dark Grey.Bespoke colour matching.Contact manufacturer and insert requirements. |
Typical yield | Re-pointing: 2.8 m² (approximate per 25 kg bag).
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Certification | In accordance with BS EN ISO 9001. Limelite Heritage Lime Mortar is factory blended, tested and packaged to quality control procedures in accordance with BS EN ISO 9001. |
Shelf life | Six months (subject to temperature and humidity).
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Minimum storage temperature | Minimum: 5°C, Maximum: 30°C.
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MaxAggregateSize | 2 mm. |
Typical compressive strengthTechnical performance is derived by laboratory testing at 20°C. | 5.0 N/mm² (at 91 days). |
Freeze/ Thaw ResistanceTechnical performance is derived by laboratory testing at 20°C. | High. |
Chemical resistanceTechnical performance is derived by laboratory testing at 20°C. | Resistance to sulfates: High. |
DurabilityTechnical performance is derived by laboratory testing at 20°C. | Mortar Durability Class: 5–6. |