| Job: | LIDL Hull |
| Main Contractor: | Hobson & Porter |
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Bauprotec 850 M – Lime Cement Render |
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Main contractor Hobson & Porter, machine applied the Lidl External Render System onto Poroton blocks consisting of a Base Coat of Bauprotec 850 M – Lightweight Lime Cement Render, Façade System Primer and a Finish Coat of Mineral Finish Coat. The Plinth Render used is Bauprotec SLP – Lightweight Plinth and Tanking Render. Key Coat: Change of substrate concrete/steel pillar/Poroton block or mass concrete: Bauprotec RHS was used. The Internal Render System specification onto Poroton blockwork consists of Single Coat: Bauprotec 850 M, Lightweight Lime Cement Render. A smooth finish is required in the sales area, so either 850M steel trowelled smooth or skim finished. Key Coat: Change of substrate concrete/steel pillar/Poroton block: Bauprotec RHS used. The LIDL render system, available from SMET: Bauprotec 850 M is a factory produced Lightweight Lime Cement Render, specially designed for machine or hand application produced to EN 998-1: 2010 and is CE Marked. Bauprotec RHS is a CE Marked, factory produced highly polymer-modified render specially designed for hand and machine application produced to EN 998-1: 2010. Mineral Finish Coat – K is a CE marked, factory produced mineral based, high-quality finish-coat render, specially designed for hand and machine application to EN 998-1, 2010. CASEA Bauprotec SLP is a CE Marked, factory produced Lightweight Sand & Cement Render specially designed for hand and machine application produced to EN 998-1: 2010. The special render properties; lightweight, low thermal conductivity, high yield and Smet Supported Partner superior technical backup, are key factors in choosing SMET. SMET are committed to delivering consistently high-quality, German-made render systems to Lidl Plastering and Rendering Contractors. SMET is committed to delivering consistently superior quality, German-made render systems to Lidl Plastering and Rendering Contractors across the UK and ROI. All LIDL spec SMET Render System products are available from Smet Building Products Ltd, who ensure the contractor has a superior level of technical back up in the machine application of the LIDL specification. |
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| Job: | Flagship Lidl Store, Glenageary, Co Dublin |
| Contractor: | M.P.C Plastering Limited, Co Mayo |
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Bauprotec 850 M – Lime Cement Render Bauprotec RHS – Multi Purpose Render CASEA Bauprotec SLP – Tanking & Plinth Render
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Co Mayo based plastering contractor M.P.C Plastering Limited, on behalf of principal contractor NRS Consturction, machine applied the Lidl External Render System onto Poroton blocks consisting of a Base Coat of Bauprotec 850 M – Lightweight Lime Cement Render, Façade System Primer and a Finish Coat of Mineral Finish Coat. The Plinth Render used is Bauprotec SLP – Lightweight Plinth and Tanking Render. Key Coat: Change of substrate concrete/steel pillar/Poroton block or mass concrete: Bauprotec RHS was used. The Internal Render System specification onto Poroton blockwork consists of Single Coat: Bauprotec 850 M, Lightweight Lime Cement Render. A smooth finish is required in the sales area, so either 850M steel trowelled smooth or skim finished. Key Coat: Change of substrate concrete/steel pillar/Poroton block: Bauprotec RHS used. The LIDL render system, available from SMET: Bauprotec 850 M is a factory produced Lightweight Lime Cement Render, specially designed for machine or hand application produced to EN 998-1: 2010 and is CE Marked. Bauprotec 850 M is a factory produced Lightweight Lime Cement Render, specially designed for machine or hand application produced to EN 998-1: 2010 and is CE Marked. Bauprotec RHS is a CE Marked, factory produced highly polymer-modified render specially designed for hand and machine application produced to EN 998-1: 2010. Mineral Finish Coat – K is a CE marked, factory produced mineral based, high-quality finish-coat render, specially designed for hand and machine application to EN 998-1, 2010. CASEA Bauprotec SLP is a CE Marked, factory produced Lightweight Sand & Cement Render specially designed for hand and machine application produced to EN 998-1: 2010. The special render properties; lightweight, low thermal conductivity, high yield and Smet Supported Partner superior technical backup, are key factors in choosing SMET. SMET are committed to delivering consistently high-quality, German-made render systems to Lidl Plastering and Rendering Contractors. NRS Group stated regarding the store, ‘We recently completed a high specification, quality retail store for Lidl Ireland at Glenageary, Co. Dublin. We commenced this project in June 2016 and the doors opened to the public on Friday 9th December 2016. Works included the construction of a two-story store, measuring 2,714 m2. It also included the provision of external and undercroft (partially enclosed street level) car parking and cycle parking; the provision of a vehicular and pedestrian access, the provision of boundary treatments, hard and soft landscaping, construction of an ESB substation, lighting, connections to drainage and water services and all other ancillary site and associated works. SMET is committed to delivering consistently superior quality, German-made render systems to Lidl Plastering and Rendering Contractors across the UK and ROI. All LIDL spec SMET Render System products are available from Smet Building Products Ltd, who ensure the contractor has a superior level of technical back up in the machine application of the LIDL specification. |
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| Job: | New Lidl Store, Andersonstown Road, Belfast |
| Smet Supported Partner: | Adston Constructionp |
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Bauprotec 850 M – Lightweight Lime Cement Render and CASEA Bauprotec RHS – Multi Purpose Render, were selected for the LIDL spec render facade of the brand new Lidl Store located in Belfast. Smet Supported Partner, Adston Construction, applied the Lightweight CE marked Lime Cement Render, produced to EN 998-1: 2010, using machine application. Bauprotec 850 M is manufactured from a controlled blend of selected aggregates, lightweight aggregates, cement, polymers, fibres and other components to give a high-quality weather resistant rendering product which is suitable for use in external rendering and internal plastering. The product’s special composition allows the product to breathe and also permits constant hygrometric exchange between the substrate and the environment. Bauprotec RHS is a CE Marked, factory produced highly polymer-modified render specially designed for hand and machine application produced to EN 998-1: 2010. The special render system properties; light weight, low thermal conductivity, high yield and Smet Supported Partner superior technical backup, are key factors in choosing SMET German-made render products in delivering consistently high-quality render systems to Lidl Plastering and Rendering Contractors. For more on other Adston delivered Lidl Adston Render System projects. SMET is committed to delivering consistently superior quality, German-made render systems to Lidl Plastering and Rendering Contractors across the UK and ROI. All LIDL spec SMET Render System products are available from Smet Building Products Ltd, who ensure the contractor has a superior level of technical back up in the machine application of the LIDL specification. |
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| Job: | New Lidl Store, Wombwell, Barnsley |
| Contractor: | Britcon |
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Bauprotec 850 M – Lime Cement Render Bauprotec RHS – Multi Purpose Render CASEA Bauprotec SLP – Tanking & Plinth Render
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Contractor Britcon applied the Lidl External Render System onto Poroton blocks consisting of a Base Coat of Bauprotec 850 M – Lightweight Lime Cement Render, Façade System Primer and a Finish Coat of Mineral Finish Coat. The Plinth Render used is Bauprotec SLP – Lightweight Plinth and Tanking Render. Key Coat: Change of substrate concrete/steel pillar/Poroton block or mass concrete: Bauprotec RHS was used. The Internal Render System specification onto Poroton blockwork consists of Single Coat: Bauprotec 850 M, Lightweight Lime Cement Render. A smooth finish is required in the sales area, so either 850M steel trowelled smooth or skim finished. Key Coat: Change of substrate concrete/steel pillar/Poroton block: Bauprotec RHS used. Bauprotec 850 M is a factory produced Lightweight Lime Cement Render, specially designed for machine or hand application produced to EN 998-1: 2010 and is CE Marked. Bauprotec RHS is a CE Marked, factory produced highly polymer-modified render specially designed for hand and machine application produced to EN 998-1: 2010. Mineral Finish Coat – K is a CE marked, factory produced mineral based, high-quality finish-coat render, specially designed for hand and machine application to EN 998-1, 2010. CASEA Bauprotec SLP is a CE Marked, factory produced Lightweight Sand & Cement Render specially designed for hand and machine application produced to EN 998-1: 2010. The special render properties; lightweight, low thermal conductivity, high yield and Smet Supported Partner superior technical backup, are key factors in choosing SMET. SMET are committed to delivering consistently high-quality, German-made render systems to Lidl Plastering and Rendering Contractors. Britcon, the north Lincolnshire building and Civil Engineering has secured five new building contracts with Lidl UK. This brings its total number of contracts for Lidl to eleven in just eighteen months with new stores, extensions and refurbishments valued at around £16 million. SMET is committed to delivering consistently superior quality, German-made render systems to Lidl Plastering and Rendering Contractors across the UK and ROI. All LIDL spec SMET Render System products are available from Smet Building Products Ltd, who ensure the contractor has a superior level of technical back up in the machine application of the LIDL specification. |
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| Job: | New Lidl Store, Bently Doncaster |
| Smet Supported Partner: | Core PIC Ltd |
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Sopro FL 526 Flexible Tile Grout
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DescriptionSopro RS 648 Vibration Slurry was selected for the LIDL method of tiling which consists of compact-vibration floor tile fixing, in the new LIDL store in Bently, Doncaster. Smet Supported Partner, Core PIC Ltd, selected the superior quality German-made, RS 648 Vibration Slurry for its flexibility as a bonding slurry in the installation of stone and ceramic tiles, making it ideal for using in vibrated floor systems (or indeed conventional methods). The tiling was carried on on behalf of main contractor PDR Construction. In preparing the floor to LIDL spec, the floor screed is placed and struck off to required levels and pre-compacted using a straight edge. The bonding layer, namely Sopro RS 648 vibration slurry, is applied to prepared and pre-compacted floor screed and ceramic tiles are immediately placed with tightly butted joints to LIDL spec. After installation of a vibratable area (10 – 20 m², depending on situation/ambient conditions and resultant setting behaviour of floor screed), a surface vibrator is passed over floor covering and tiles vibrated into the adhesive bed. When sufficiently set, hardened and bonded joints were grouted with Sopro FL 526 Flexible Tile grout. Sopro RS 648 Vibration Slurry is a one-component, fibre-reinforced, polymer-modified, trass-bearing, cementitious bonding and contact slurry. Applied as flexible bonding slurry for installation of stone and ceramic coverings using vibrated floor system or conventional methods. It’s ideal for slurry application technique. Sopro RS 648 is particularly suitable for laying tiles with low water absorption (fully vitrified stoneware). For laying large-format units (30 cm × 60 cm) using vibrated floor system. It can also be used as slurry-applied bonding layer on substrates and on bedding adhesive. Sopro FL 526 Flexible Tile Grout is a flexible, trass-bearing, cementitious tile grout, meeting CG2 WA requirements to DIN EN 13 888. Suitable for grouting ceramic, fully vitrified stoneware, natural and cast stone coverings and glass block assemblies. Rapid set for low-suction tiles, with specially tailored joint-filling properties and first-rate washability (removability). Particularly suitable for balconies, patios, and in conjunction with floor heating systems (UFH). The product’s special properties and SMET’s superior technical backup, are key factors in choosing Sopro RS 648 Vibration Slurry and Sopro FL 526 Flexible Tile Grout. Smet Building Products Ltd is committed to delivering high-quality products to the construction of LIDL stores. For more info on our range of SMET Professional Tiling Products. PDR built the new LoF (Lidl of the future) store in Bentley Doncaster. The 23,000 sq/ft store with its striking design will help to increase Lidl’s market share and see their profits continue to rise in the UK. The Bentley store will be PDR’s 10th new build store for Lidl. |
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| Job: | New Lidl Store, Partick, Glasgow |
| Smet Supported Partner: | Core PIC Ltd |
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DescriptionSopro RS 648 Vibration Slurry was selected for the LIDL method of tiling which consists of compact-vibration floor tile fixing, in the new LIDL store in Partick, Glasgow. Smet Supported Partner, Core PIC Ltd, selected the superior quality German-made, RS 648 Vibration Slurry for its flexibility as a bonding slurry in the installation of stone and ceramic tiles, making it ideal for use in vibrated floor systems (or indeed conventional methods). In preparing the floor to LIDL spec, the floor screed is placed, struck off to required levels, and pre-compacted using a straight edge. The bonding layer, namely Sopro RS 648 vibration slurry, is applied to prepared and pre-compacted floor screed and ceramic tiles are immediately placed with tightly butted joints to LIDL spec. After installation of a vibratable area (10 – 20 m², depending on situation/ambient conditions and resultant setting behaviour of floor screed), a surface vibrator is passed over floor covering and tiles vibrated into the adhesive bed. When sufficiently set, hardened and bonded joints are grouted*. Sopro RS 648 Vibration Slurry is a one-component, fibre-reinforced, polymer-modified, trass-bearing, cementitious bonding and contact slurry. Applied as flexible bonding slurry for installation of stone and ceramic coverings using vibrated floor system or conventional methods. It’s ideal for slurry application technique. Sopro RS 648 is particularly suitable for laying tiles with low water absorption (fully vitrified stoneware). For laying large-format units (30 cm × 60 cm) using vibrated floor system. It can also be used as slurry-applied bonding layer on substrates and on bedding adhesive. The product’s special properties and SMET’s superior technical backup, are key factors in choosing Sopro RS 648 Vibration Slurry. Smet Building Products Ltd is committed to delivering high-quality products to the construction of LIDL stores. For more info on our range of SMET Professional Tiling Products. *We always recommend grouting with Sopro FL 526 Flexible Tile grout in the required colour. |
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| Job: | New Lidl Store, Houghton Le Spring |
| Smet Supported Partner: | Core PIC Ltd |
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DescriptionSopro RS 648 Vibration Slurry was selected for the LIDL method of tiling which consists of compact-vibration floor tile fixing, in the new LIDL in Houghton Le Spring. Smet Supported Partner, Core PIC Ltd, selected the superior quality German-made, RS 648 Vibration Slurry for its flexibility as a bonding slurry in the installation of stone and ceramic tiles, making it ideal for use in vibrated floor systems (or indeed conventional methods). In preparing the floor to LIDL spec, the floor screed is placed, struck off to required levels and pre-compacted using a straight edge. The bonding layer, namely Sopro RS 648 vibration slurry, is applied to prepared and pre-compacted floor screed and ceramic tiles are immediately placed with tightly butted joints to LIDL spec. After installation of a vibratable area (10 – 20 m², depending on situation/ambient conditions and resultant setting behaviour of floor screed), a surface vibrator is passed over floor covering and tiles vibrated into the adhesive bed. When sufficiently set, hardened and bonded joints are grouted*. Sopro RS 648 Vibration Slurry is a one-component, fibre-reinforced, polymer-modified, trass-bearing, cementitious bonding and contact slurry. Applied as flexible bonding slurry for installation of stone and ceramic coverings using vibrated floor system or conventional methods. It’s ideal for slurry application technique. Sopro RS 648 is particularly suitable for laying tiles with low water absorption (fully vitrified stoneware). For laying large-format units (30 cm × 60 cm) using vibrated floor system. It can also be used as slurry-applied bonding layer on substrates and on bedding adhesive. The product’s special properties and SMET’s superior technical backup, are key factors in choosing Sopro RS 648 Vibration Slurry. Smet Building Products Ltd is committed to delivering high-quality products to the construction of LIDL stores. For more info on our range of SMET Professional Tiling Products. *We always recommend grouting with Sopro FL 526 Flexible Tile grout in the required colour. |
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| Job: | New Lidl Store, Yeovil |
| Smet Supported Partner: | Core PIC Ltd |
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DescriptionSopro RS 648 Vibration Slurry was selected for the LIDL method of tiling which consists of compact-vibration floor tile fixing, in the new LIDL in Yeovil. Smet Supported Partner, Core PIC Ltd, selected the superior quality German-made, RS 648 Vibration Slurry for its flexibility as a bonding slurry in the installation of stone and ceramic tiles, making it ideal for use in vibrated floor systems (or indeed conventional methods). In preparing the floor to LIDL spec, the floor screed is placed, struck off to required levels, and pre-compacted using a straight edge. The bonding layer, namely Sopro RS 648 vibration slurry, is applied to prepared and pre-compacted floor screed and ceramic tiles are immediately placed with tightly butted joints to LIDL spec. After installation of a vibratable area (10 – 20 m², depending on situation/ambient conditions and resultant setting behaviour of floor screed), a surface vibrator is passed over floor covering and tiles vibrated into the adhesive bed. When sufficiently set, hardened and bonded joints are grouted*. Sopro RS 648 Vibration Slurry is a one-component, fibre-reinforced, polymer-modified, trass-bearing, cementitious bonding and contact slurry. Applied as flexible bonding slurry for installation of stone and ceramic coverings using vibrated floor system or conventional methods. It’s ideal for slurry application technique. Sopro RS 648 is particularly suitable for laying tiles with low water absorption (fully vitrified stoneware). For laying large-format units (30 cm × 60 cm) using vibrated floor system. It can also be used as slurry-applied bonding layer on substrates and on bedding adhesive. The product’s special properties and SMET’s superior technical backup, are key factors in choosing Sopro RS 648 Vibration Slurry. Smet Building Products Ltd is committed to delivering high-quality products to the construction of LIDL stores. For more info on our range of SMET Professional Tiling Products. *We always recommend grouting with Sopro FL 526 Flexible Tile grout in the required colour. |
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| Job: | New Lidl Store, Hull |
| Smet Supported Partner: | Core PIC Ltd |
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DescriptionSopro RS 648 Vibration Slurry was selected for the LIDL method of tiling which consists of compact-vibration floor tile fixing, in the new LIDL on Williamson Street, Hull. Smet Supported Partner, Core PIC Ltd, selected the superior quality German-made, RS 648 Vibration Slurry for its flexibility as a bonding slurry in the installation of stone and ceramic tiles, making it ideal for use in vibrated floor systems (or indeed conventional methods). In preparing the floor to LIDL spec, the floor screed is placed, struck off to required levels and pre-compacted using a straight edge. The bonding layer, namely Sopro RS 648 vibration slurry, is applied to prepared and pre-compacted floor screed and ceramic tiles are immediately placed with tightly butted joints to LIDL spec. After installation of a vibratable area (10 – 20 m², depending on situation/ambient conditions and resultant setting behaviour of floor screed), a surface vibrator is passed over floor covering and tiles vibrated into the adhesive bed. When sufficiently set, hardened and bonded joints are grouted*. Sopro RS 648 Vibration Slurry is a one-component, fibre-reinforced, polymer-modified, trass-bearing, cementitious bonding and contact slurry. Applied as flexible bonding slurry for installation of stone and ceramic coverings using vibrated floor system or conventional methods. It’s ideal for slurry application technique. Sopro RS 648 is particularly suitable for laying tiles with low water absorption (fully vitrified stoneware). For laying large-format units (30 cm × 60 cm) using vibrated floor system. It can also be used as slurry-applied bonding layer on substrates and on bedding adhesive. The product’s special properties and SMET’s superior technical backup, are key factors in choosing Sopro RS 648 Vibration Slurry. Smet Building Products Ltd is committed to delivering high-quality products to the construction of LIDL stores. For more info on our range of SMET Professional Tiling Products. *We always recommend grouting with Sopro FL 526 Flexible Tile grout in the required colour. |
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| Job: | New Lidl Store, Splott, Cardiff |
| Smet Supported Partner: | Core PIC Ltd |
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DescriptionSopro RS 648 Vibration Slurry was selected for the LIDL method of tiling which consists of compact-vibration floor tile fixing, in the new LIDL in Splott, Wales. Smet Supported Partner, Core PIC Ltd, selected the superior quality German-made, RS 648 Vibration Slurry for its flexibility as a bonding slurry in the installation of stone and ceramic tiles, making it ideal for use in vibrated floor systems (or indeed conventional methods). In preparing the floor to LIDL spec, the floor screed is placed struck off to required levels and pre-compacted using a straight edge. The bonding layer, namely Sopro RS 648 vibration slurry, is applied to prepared and pre-compacted floor screed and ceramic tiles are immediately placed with tightly butted joints to LIDL spec. After installation of a vibratable area (10 – 20 m², depending on situation/ambient conditions and resultant setting behaviour of floor screed), a surface vibrator is passed over floor covering and tiles vibrated into the adhesive bed. When sufficiently set, hardened and bonded joints are grouted*. Sopro RS 648 Vibration Slurry is a one-component, fibre-reinforced, polymer-modified, trass-bearing, cementitious bonding and contact slurry. Applied as flexible bonding slurry for installation of stone and ceramic coverings using vibrated floor system or conventional methods. It’s ideal for slurry application technique. Sopro RS 648 is particularly suitable for laying tiles with low water absorption (fully vitrified stoneware). For laying large-format units (30 cm × 60 cm) using vibrated floor system. It can also be used as slurry-applied bonding layer on substrates and on bedding adhesive. The product’s special properties and SMET’s superior technical backup, are key factors in choosing Sopro RS 648 Vibration Slurry. Smet Building Products Ltd is committed to delivering high-quality products to the construction of LIDL stores. For more info on our range of SMET Professional Tiling Products. *We always recommend grouting with Sopro FL 526 Flexible Tile grout in the required colour. |
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