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LaHabra Wall Concentrate

Description:
A fiber-reinforced stucco base concentrate. Also available factory-sanded. See separate literature.

  1. Factory blended mixture of portland cement, synthetic fibers, and proprietary ingredients.
  2. Specified sand is added at the job site (LaHabra Wall® concentrate only).
  3. Can be installed 3/8-1/2" (10-12.7mm) thick in one application.
Uses:
As a stucco base, apply LaHabra Wall® over:
  1. Masonry surfaces, metal lath or stucco netting.
  2. Lath or stucco netting is applied over:
    • Building paper with continuous sheathing.
    • EPS applied over building paper
Composition:
  1. Binder: Portland cement, fibers and proprietary ingredients for workability and curing.
  2. LaHabra Wall® Concentrate: Add specified sand (ASTM C 897 or C 144) at job site.
Packaging:
Packed as a concentrate in 80lb. (36.3kg.) bags.

Storage:
Shelf life: six (6) months if properly stored and kept dry.

Coverage:
One 80 lb. (36.3kg.) bag of LaHabra Wall® concentrate covers approximately 8-10 sq. yd. (6.7-8.4m2) at 3/8 inch (10mm) thickness.

Job Procedure

A. Surface Preparation:

  1. On masonry surfaces, apply only to those surfaces that are sound, clean, dry, unpainted, and free of any residue which may affect the ability of LaHabra Wall® to bond to the surface. Thoroughly dampen surface at time of application. See cautions and limitations.
  2. Over either wood or steel framing, stud selection, bracing, water-resistive barrier and sheathing must conform to the applicable codes.
  3. When lath is used, apply according to ASTM C 1063. Cover wood-based sheathings with a minimum of two layers of Grade D building paper. Other approved sheathed substrates require a minimum of one layer of Grade D building paper.
  4. When using T&G Insulation Board, the tongue & groove board is installed horizontally with the tongue up. Vertical joints shall be staggered and shall overlap a framing member.
  5. Corner aid, control joints etc. must be attached mechanically through the substrate into a framing member.
  6. Do not apply to substrates which are frozen or contain frost or ice.
  7. Apply to surfaces prepared for portland cement plaster.

B. Mixing:
  1. Use cool, clean potable water; let hose run to clear it of hot water.
  2. Sand for LaHabra Wall® Concentrate: Start with approximately 3 gallons (11.4 liters) of clean potable water. Add approximately 60lb of the ASTM C 897 sand. Add one bag of LaHabra Wall®. Add remaining sand along with additional water — approximately 1-3 gallons for workability. Total amount of sand equals 200-240lb (90-110kg). Allow the material to slake then break set. If needed, add water for workability.
  3. No additives of any kind, such as portland cement, lime, rapid binders, antifreeze, accelerators, etc. should be added under any circumstances.
  4. A great variety of colors and textures may be obtained by applying LaHabra finishes.

C. Application:
For complete application procedures refer to ICC-ES ER4226, NES NER 547.
NOTE: All materials are to be installed by a listed applicator and in compliance with the current manufacturer's specifications and/or Evaluation Report and local building code requirements.
  1. LaHabra Wall® may be sprayed or hand-applied to a minimum thickness of 3/8" on wood or steel studs or a maximum thickness of 1/2".
  2. LaHabra Wall® should be kept moist by water curing within 48 hours after application. During high temperature or dry weather, frequent water application is required.
    1. Start light fogging after initial set of 1-2 hours.
    2. Allow LaHabra Wall® to cure thoroughly before applying acrylic primers or finishes.
    3. Texture may be applied as soon as base has set sufficiently to receive it.
NOTE: When a portland cement finish coat is to be applied, the surface must be opened (not smooth) by floating or brushing.

Testing
LaHabra Wall® fibered cement plaster has been tested in accordance with the following tests and methods:

Test Method
Accelerated Weathering ASTM G 23
Cyclic Aging ASTM B 1183
Compressive Strength ASTM C 472
Compressive Strength ASTM C 109
Flexural Strength ASTM C 348
Transverse Load ANSI/ASTM E 330
Flame Spread ASTM E 84
Vertical Flame Spread ASTM E 108 MOD
Vertical Furance ASTM E 136
Water Penetration ASTM C 413
1-Hour Fire Endurance ASTM E 119
Multi-Story Fire Evaluation UBC 17-6
NES Fire Rating NER-547
Fire Resistive Assembly ICC-ES ER4226

Material Standards
Portland cement ASTM C-150;
Federal SS-C-1960/3 Type 1

Cautions and Limitations
  1. LaHabra Wall® shall not be applied when temperatures fall below 40°F (4°C) within 48 hours of application.
  2. LaHabra Wall® should not be applied if ambient temperature exceeds 120°F (49°C) within 24 hours of application.
  3. A suitable bonding agent should be used if a Portland cement finish is not applied within 7 days.
  4. For very dense or smooth concrete, contact LaHabra Technical Services for additional information.
  5. See package for handling precautions.
  6. Always wear proper safety equipment, including particle mask, when mixing or applying this product.

Information contained in this brochure conforms to general recommendations for the installation of LaHabra Wall®, and is provided in good faith. ParexLaHabra, Inc. assumes no liability, expressed or implied, as to the workmanship, engineering or architecture of any project.



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