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Concrete Hole & Damage Mortars
Concrete repair mortars are versatile and widely used in construction and maintenance projects. Their primary purpose is to restore the structural integrity of damaged concrete, whether caused by weathering, heavy traffic, or impact. Key applications include filling holes, levelling uneven surfaces, patching cracks, and reinforcing weakened areas. The benefits of using mortars for concrete repair include high compressive strength, excellent adhesion, and fast curing times.
Rust-Oleum 5180 Epoxy Repair Mortar
Available in grey. Two-component epoxy repair mortar. For concrete and stone surfaces. Internal and external use. Provides high compressive, tensile, and flexural strength. Non-shrinking, durable, and chemical-resistant.
Rust-Oleum 5190 Epoxy Repair Mortar Deep Fill
Available in grey. Two-component epoxy repair mortar for deep hole repairs. For concrete surfaces, internal and external. Does not shrink or crack, ensuring long-lasting repairs. All-in-one packaging. Professional use only.
201 Epoxy Repair Mortar
201 Epoxy Repair Mortar is a high strength, trowel applied, two component epoxy resin mortar, designed for rapid and permanent repairs to concrete and masonry surfaces. Pre-packed units – ready to use Fast curing Impact and abrasion resistant Frost resistant and impervious to water Negligible shrinkage Images are for illustrative...
Sika MonoTop 630 Rapid
Use Sika MonoTop 630 Rapid (previously Sika Rapid Repair Mortar) to repair all types of structures internally and externally, horizontally and vertically. Part of the Sika Mortar System, the mortar repair is great for hand-applied repairs, for floor slabs and car parks decks, and in place of R1, R2 & R3 mortars. Features and Benefits...
Fosroc Renderoc LA
Fosroc Renderoc LA is a high performance, free flowing, low alkali micro concrete specifically developed for the repair of large areas of concrete where access is restricted or where reinforcement is congested. Suitable for repair methods 3.2, 4.4, 7.1, 7.2 as defined by BS EN 1504-3. For the reinstatement of reinforced concrete where low...
Watco Concrex Flex Epoxy Resin Mortar
For repairing floors subject to vibration, movement, or impact. Virtually indestructible impact and crack resistant floor repairs. Exceptional impact and wear resistance Chemical resistant and anti-slip Can be feather edged Resistant to vibration Finely graded sand pre-blended with epoxy resin For floors subject to vibration, movement,...
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Concrete Hole & Damage Mortars: Durable Repair Solutions
Concrete hole and damage mortars are essential for repairing cracks, holes, and surface imperfections in bare or painted concrete floors and structures. Whether addressing structural damage or minor surface defects, these mortars offer robust and long-lasting solutions to restore integrity and performance. Ideal for both interior surfaces and bare or painted exterior masonry, they are formulated to withstand environmental stress, heavy loads, and frequent wear.
Commonly used in commercial, industrial, and residential projects, concrete repair mortars are suitable for fixing pavements, floors, columns, and walls. They are also effective for restoring the structural strength of bridges, tunnels, and other infrastructure. With options ranging from fast-setting to high-strength mortars, selecting the right product ensures optimal results for specific repair needs.
Concrete Mortar FAQs
Can concrete repair mortars be used outdoors?
Yes, many concrete repair mortars are formulated for outdoor use, offering resistance to weathering, moisture, and temperature fluctuations.
What surface preparation is needed before applying mortar?
Clean the surface thoroughly to remove debris, grease, and loose material. Dampen the area before applying the mortar for better adhesion.
Can repaired areas be painted or coated?
Once fully cured, concrete repair mortars can be painted or coated to match the surrounding surface.