Block Jointing Mortar

It's a high-strength adhesive for quick and firm laying of AAC blocks with thin joints.

It's a factory-mixed mortar made of cement, graded sand, and blended with polymers.

It offers high bond strength and is economical and time-saving due to its premixed nature.

Suitable for AAC Blocks, solid concrete blocks, and hollow concrete blocks.

It is available in a standard package size of 30 kg.

Its superior bonding prevents shrinkage, cracking, and enhances the longevity of wall assemblies.

It's available through various dealers which can be located via Magicrete's official website.

Store it in a dry place away from continuous water contact. Ensure blocks are dry before use and stack them alternately every few layers to prevent chipping.

Use blocks with a minimum thickness appropriate for the wall type (100 mm for internal, 150-200 mm for external). Plan the layout and moisten the blocks a day before masonry.

You can use traditional or thin bed mortar. For traditional, maintain a 1:6 Cement ratio and apply at 10-15mm thickness. Thin bed mortar should be applied at about 3mm thickness.

Start with corner blocks, avoid soaking blocks, use a wet brush for moistening, and check for level accuracy as you lay the blocks. Ensure a 1/3rd overlap in block placement.

AAC blocks do not require extensive curing like traditional bricks. Focus on curing the mortar joints for up to 7 days using a sprayer twice daily.

Seal these joints with polyurethane foam or a lean mortar mix and allow gaps at the top of walls to prevent crack formation from structural loads.

Isolate these joints using lean mortar or polyurethane foam and cover any mesh areas like door corners with fiber mesh for additional security.

Avoid direct block soaking, apply a thick layer of mortar for leveling the first row of blocks, and ensure proper alignment and uniform height across all blocks.

You can reach Magicrete customer service by calling their toll-free number at 80 70 40 80 10.

Magicrete provides comprehensive customer support, including technical guidance, product information, and assistance with choosing the right products for your projects.

Yes, you can email Magicrete at info@magicrete.in for queries related to block jointing mortar or any other products.

Yes, Magicrete provides an online contact form on their website where you can submit your queries directly.

Yes, Magicrete offers after-sales support, ensuring you have all the help you need for using their products effectively.

Technical data sheets and safety information can typically be requested from Magicrete’s customer service or downloaded from their website, depending on availability.

Absolutely, Magicrete’s customer service team is equipped to provide expert advice on selecting the best mortar for your specific construction requirements.

Store Magicrete Block Jointing Mortar in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Ensure the bags are placed on pallets or raised platforms to avoid direct contact with the floor.

Magicrete Block Jointing Mortar should ideally be used within 6 months from the date of manufacture. Ensure the bags are sealed properly if not used immediately to maintain its effectiveness.

For best results, use a proper trowel to apply Magicrete Block Jointing Mortar. This ensures an even and adequate application, providing strong and durable joints.

Ensure that the surface where the mortar will be applied is clean, dust-free, and dry. Remove any loose particles or debris to improve the adhesion of the mortar.

 If Magicrete Block Jointing Mortar gets wet during application, it is essential to stop the application immediately. Allow the area to dry completely before resuming work to ensure proper adhesion and strength.

After applying Magicrete Block Jointing Mortar, cure the joints for at least 7 days by sprinkling water to ensure optimal strength and durability of the mortar.

 Avoid using Magicrete Block Jointing Mortar in extreme weather conditions such as heavy rain, extreme heat, or frost. Such conditions can affect the setting time and strength of the mortar.

Signs of improper application or maintenance include cracking, powdering, or weak joint formation in the mortar. If any of these are observed, assess the application method and environmental conditions during and after application, and make necessary adjustments.