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Concrete Repair Mortars

Concrete repair can be due to a number of reasons, from natural structural defects caused by buildings settling and adjusting during temperature highs and lows to damage caused by unexpected water ingress or produced by preventable corrosion on internal supports. While each of these jobs will call for a repair in a similar way, i.e. filling cracks or gaps with a specialised concrete repair mortar, the repair mortar used may differ between each of the repairs required.

Concrete repair mortars are generally split into two different groups, cementitious and epoxy, based on their repair qualities and both of which can be used for different applications.

Cementitious Concrete Repair Mortars

Cementitious concrete mortars, like the name suggests, are a cement-based mortar traditionally used in the construction of structures using building blocks or bricks and is a commonly used material for building walkways, fences and walls. Cementitious concrete repair mortars tend to be more prone to damage and deterioration than the surrounding structural bricks which is a common point of concrete repair, but the material is readily available for carrying out touch repairs or full restorations.

Modified cementitious concrete repair mortars are also used, with additives which contribute necessary qualities for efficient concrete repair, including anti-corrosion properties, preventing rust to internal supports and protecting against moisture absorption.

Epoxy Concrete Repair Mortars

A specially formulated epoxy for use with eroded or cracked concrete flooring, epoxy concrete repair mortars are used to provide new strength to damaged concrete and, in most cases, offer a permanent repair that is tough enough to stand up to most heavy use.

Epoxy concrete repair mortars are popular for use in repairing concrete as they are fast curing and can be layered up to fill cracks and gaps greater than 50mm in depth, making it versatile for most repair situations.


Concrete Repair Mortars We Use

At Concrete Renovations Ltd, we keep stock of a variety of concrete repairs mortars, this ensures that different systems can be correctly applied to specific repair job situations, extending the lifetime of the repair and allowing us to closely match mortars to the original structure in order to blend repairs seamlessly.


Fosroc

FOSROC RENDEROC GP

A single component general purpose concrete reinstatement mortar of medium-weight that can be used as a render, in addition to being suitable for all manner of patch repair. Read More


Weber

WEBER.CEM HB30

A single component, acrylic-polymer modified cementitious mortar that has been designed for repairing non-high-compressive strength building facades. Read More


Fosroc

RENDEROC HB40

Medium-weight concrete repair mortar used in the high-performed repair of reinforced concrete columns and beams. Read More


Weber

WEBER.CEM HB40

High-performance, acrylic-polymer modified concrete repair mortar specially designed for use with high, overhead builds such as bridges and highways. Read More


Sika

SIKADUR® 43HB

A versatile three-component lightweight epoxy-based repair mortar used for stone, mortar, render, timber and concrete and suitable for use in vertical and overhead repair jobs. Read More


Sika

SIKA MONOTOP 612 CONCRETE REPAIR MORTAR

For hand-placed repair touch-ups, the one component, concrete based repair mortar is suitable for all types of structural repair. Read More


Sika

SIKADUR® RAPID REPAIR MORTAR

A one component cementitious repair mortar that has rapid settings properties suitable for most types of structural repair. Read More


Fosroc

FOSROC RENDEROC S

For use in patch repairs that require a standard of steel reinforcement protection, this single component, polymer modified general purpose concrete repair mortar offers excellent resistance to carbon dioxide and chlorides. Read More


Fosroc

FOSROC RENDEROC HB

A single component fibre and polymer modified concrete repair mortar with a lightweight formula making it suitable for extra high-builds, large area reinstatements or small patch repairs. Read More


Weber

WEBER.CEM LIGHTWEIGHT

A lightweight, polymer modified cementitious repair mortar suitable for the use in high-build vertical or soffit repairs. Read More


Weber

FIVE STAR* REPAIR CONCRETE

A high-strength, pre-blended cementitious flowing repair concrete that meets Highways Agency specification and is suitable for a wide range of repair applications from bridges to coastal structures. Read More


Remmers

FUNCOSIL® RESTORATION MORTAR

A factory-mixed, ready to use, dry mortar manufactured using pure cementitious raw binder and aggregate materials and useful for its good plasticity. Read More


Remmers

FUNCOSIL® BETOFIX RM

A highly modified, factory-mixed fast repair concrete mortar that has a setting time of only a few hours, ideal for use in all manners of concrete repair including façade repair. Read More


Fosroc

FOSROC RENDEROC LA55

Free-flowing, single component concrete repair mortar that is low alkali for the protection of embedded steel reinforcements. Read More


Flexcrete

FLEXCRETE FASTFILL

A Portland cement-based structural repair mortar with excellent high-strength qualities and a rapid setting ability for use in high-traffic service areas such as roads, bridges and floors. Read More


Flexcrete

FLEXCRETE MONOLITE

A lightweight, polymer modified concrete repair mortar suitable for use with high-builds and non-structural repairs of concrete, stone or brick substrates. Read More


Flexcrete

FLEXCRETE MONOMIX

A high-strength, low-density, waterproof concrete repair mortar for use in the profiling, rendering or structural repair of vertical, horizontal and overhead structures and surfaces. Read More


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