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www. unitex.com.au Uni-Base Board Manual

Uni-Base Board lightweight external cladding system Unitex has a range of External Insulation Finishing Systems (EIFS) available to suit your particular building project. In most cases the Builder may consider the frame and substrate suitable for a Unitex approved low build base render on the Uni-Base Board system as detailed in this manual. Alternatively, with less than level substrates, Builders will prefer to use the Unitex approved high build base render on Uni-TWS (Thermal Wall System ). The Uni-Base Board system Uni-Base Board is made locally at the Unitex manufacturing facility by applying a specially formulated polymer render coating and reinforced AR/FG Mesh to EPS insulation panels. Uni-Base Board is available in a standard size of 1200 x 200 mm at the required thickness for the thermal comfort specified for the project (generally 0 mm, 7 mm or 100 mm). The only approved method of installing Uni-Base Board on-site is by using and applying the specified components as detailed in this manual. Changing methods of building Traditional building using fired bricks and concrete blocks, in the age of government mandated energy rating systems, is shown to be inefficient, especially when considering a building s R-value and energy saving over time. In addition, recent legislation concerning safe working heights and scaffold load requirements for heavy brick/blockwork will mean these traditional systems are inefficient, particularly above the ground floor. This is where the Uni-EIFS systems by Unitex come into their own. Used in the construction industry to insulate, protect and decorate the exterior of a building structure, Uni-TWS and Uni-Base Board are the most technologically advanced methods of insulating your project. Regardless of the building s age or wall composition, almost any type of structure can be insulated without losing interior floor space. The Uni-EIFS range is lightweight, rainproof and yet water vapour permeable to prevent condensation problems. They are highly energy efficient and provide a virtually maintenance-free exterior when installed correctly. Refer to the Uni-TWS Manual or contact your Unitex technical representative Page 2 Uni-Base Board System

Uni-Base Board Low Build (EIFS) 11 7/8 9 SYSTEM COMPONENTS 2 3 6 1 10 1. Uni-Base Board is a pre-coated and reinforced EPS sheet supplied on-site in a standard size of 1200 mm x 200 mm x 7 mm + - 2 mm (also available in 0 mm and 100 mm). Used in conjunction with approved Unitex Renders and Finishes, Uni-Base Board conforms to the standard Unitex Specifier s Clause and Warranty Details as detailed in the Uni-TWS Manual. 2. Uni-Screw/Washer Fixers (Mushrooms) are provided with the above at the rate of 8 units (washer/screw) per square metre of Uni-Base Board and are used to fix Uni-Base Board to the timber/steel frame. The Class 3 coated screws supplied by Unitex, will always be a minimum of 2 mm longer than the thickness of the Uni-Base Board used on your project i.e. for 7 mm Uni-Base Board the supplied Uni-Screws will be 100 mm long. 3. Unitex Levelling Base Block is a starter support to provide a sealed and level edging so that the Uni-Base Board is not exposed to the elements and to prevent moisture ingress near ground level.. Unitex Polymer Render (Fibro Render) is used on-site with % - 10% cement mixed in homogenously (prior to use). Unitex Polymer Render is our strongest adhesive render with flexibility and is used to embed the reinforcing mesh when stopping Uni-Base Board joints and internal and external corners/edgings.. is used as reinforcing mesh embedded in Unitex Polymer Render to all Uni-Base Board junctions and edgings/corners. No less than 20 mm wide Uni-Mesh is to be used in this application. 6. (BB Render) is a specially formulated low build coat render designed to provide strong adherence to the pre-coated Uni-Base Board and also to level the surface with - mm of render, prior to application of the selected Unitex Finish. 7. Uni-Trowel Décor is an easy to apply textured and pigmented surface applied finish. There are five grades available from sandy effect to rough-cast. Similarly, Uni-Cote (Dry Powders) range of textured applied finishes can be used. Note: these must be over-coated with Uni-Flex Membrane or Uni-PTC pigmented sealers refer Unitex Renders and Finishes booklet. 10 8. Uni-Flex Membrane / Uni-PTC highly flexible protective topcoats are recommended in many cases to provide a pigmented sealer. They provide ease of cleaning, and protection against salty and polluted atmospheres and certain climatic conditions. For more information refer to the booklet Unitex Renders & Finishes. 9. Uni-Shape Sealant is used to provide a flexible waterproof seal at expansion and control joints in the Uni-Base Board low build EIFS. It can also be painted over with the Uni-Flex Membrane/Uni-PTC coating for surface colour uniformity. 10. Uni-30 Angle is the only grade of stainless steel product approved in this system as render angles (available from Unitex). Prior to render, all corners are reinforced with Uni-Mesh IM 20 embedded in Polymer Render. The Uni-30 Angle is then adhesively fitted into place also with Polymer Render (plus % - 10% cement). 11. Approved Adhesive Foam & Applicator applied between Uni-Base Board sheet to sheet junctions. 2 9 7 6 8 1 11 3 Page 3 Uni-Base Board System

INSTALLATION DETAILS 1A Uni-Base Board: Cross Section of Window Head Edge Reveal - Detail (3-mm min) and (over total reveal) Uni-30 Angle Drainage Channel Uni-Screw/Washer Fixer (Mushroom) 1B Uni-Base Board: Cross Section View of Window Sill Reveal - Detail Rubber Drain Seal (Minimum 10º fall) Uni-30 Angle (over total reveal) (3-mm min) and 1 1C Uni-Base Board: Window Edge Reveal - Detail Window Penetration 2 Cover exposed Edge Reveal with embedded in Polymer Render Sill 3 NOTES: 1. Extra reinforcing to all corners doors/windows 2. Control joints always advised to window/door at stress points 2A 2B 3 Uni-Base Board Fixing to frame - Side Elevation Frame/Bracing by Builder 0 Centres (or refer AS 168.1-1999) Uni-Base Board: Junction of Sheets Cross Section - Detail (min -mm) and Uni-Base Board: Slab at Gro (min -mm) and Work from Unitex Levelling Base Block upwards Fixings 8/m 2 Fill Gaps (if required) NOTES: 1. Uni-Base Boards to be fixed horizontally with staggered joins (common brick pattern) 2. Do not fix sheets vertically 20mm Approved Adhesive Foam NOTE: embedded in Polymer Render then overcoated with (-mm min.) and. 2-30mm 2-30mm Approved Adhesive Foam Unitex Levelling Base Block Grade soil/paving away Minimum 0mm in 1000mm (Refer BCA 96) NOTE: 1. provides a clea 2. Do not backfill over Uni-Base Board. 3. Slab to conform to local regulations. Page Uni-Base Board System

8 Uni-Base Board: Second Storey (-mm min) and Approved Adhesive Foam Unitex Levelling Base Block Flashing Tile / Sheet Roof NOTE: Bottom edge of Uni-Base Board should never be left exposed to the weather. 7 Uni-Base Board: Dissimilar Substrates Expansion Joints [vertical] Uni-Base Board Base Board Render (min -mm) and Possible Internal Wall Timber Stud Brick wall and Backer Rod INSTALLATION DETAILS /6 Uni-Base Board: Guide for Control / Expansion Joints - Front Elevation [use same principles for other elevations] 8 6 NOTES: 1. Use this drawing if no other information available. 2. Expansion/Control Joints are required for every elevation. 3. At all dissimilar substrate material junctions expansion/control joints must be installed eg brick to Uni-Base Board, block to Uni-Base Board (refer to Detail 7).. Vertical expansion joints are recommended every 6-8m minimum (refer Builder). 6 Uni-Base Board: Expansion Joints [horizontal] 7 (-mm min) and First Floor NOTE: If unsure about installation refer to the Uni-TWS Manual and Backer Rod Ground Floor nd Uni-Base Board: Corner Detail - Plan View (-mm min) and Uni-Base Board: Control Joints [vertical] - Plan View Timber Stud Uni-Base Board Sheet A Uni-Base Board Sheet B Slab (-mm) and Cut Uni-Base Board (EPS Foam) to depth of 70% (min.) with hot knife to provide control joint location Uni-30 Angle n and durable surface. NOTE: / 200 embedded in and either under (preferred) or over Uni-30 Angle Page Uni-Base Board System

STEP 1 STEP 2 1 2 3 STEP 3 Unitex Levelling Base Block Start by levelling and mechanically fixing the Unitex Levelling Base Block to a suitable frame with building foil (min. studs 0 mm centres). Use Uni-Screw/ Washer Fixers at least 2 mm longer than the thickness of the Uni-Base Board and fix to the base of the framing. Seal windows and measure openings Seal around windows with ducting tape and apply mastic to drain joints. Where openings (windows and/or doors) penetrate the wall elevation, measure off wall and transfer these measurements to the Uni-Base Board. Cut Uni-Base Board to size It s always a good idea to measure twice and cut once. After measuring the wall and marking-up Uni-Base Board, saw cut to size. Cut either manually or with an electric saw. All waste pieces and sawing scrap should be bagged and binned or returned to Unitex for reprocessing. STEP STEP 6 STEP 6 Fixing Uni-Base Board Uni-Base Board should be held securely to the studs of the framing. Install extra blocking and/or noggings if required so that the sheets are held firmly. Use eight (8) Uni-Screw/Washer Fixers per square metre. All sheet to sheet junctions are to fit snugly together with no open gaps. Uni-Base Board to Uni-Base Board (return edges/sealing) Once the first sheet has been fixed, apply Unitex Adhesive Foam from a gun to all edges of the Uni-Base Board that come in contact with the next installed sheet. Ensure that there are no gaps between the sheets and that sheets are level. Laying out Uni-Base Board Stagger all joints as per a common bond brick pattern. At the corners, stagger the sheets, overlap as shown above. Corners may require extra studs for added strength and rigidity. Use extra Uni-Screw/Washer Fixers (mushrooms) if required. STEP 7 STEP 8 7 8 9 STEP 9 Sealing at windows Apply mastic to the rear of Uni-Base Board adjacent to the window frame around the window. Cut Uni-Base Board so that it is mm clear of window frame and a minimum of 20 mm free of the frame at the window sill. Cut the window sill on an angle to allow for ~10º slope/fall. Surface mastic sealing (see Diagrams 1A, 1B & 1C). Window and corner protection All windows and corners are to be extra reinforced with (20 mm) patches overlapping into reveals. The fibreglass mesh should return and cover the reveal and can be installed under or over the Uni-30 Angle and into wall face for a minimum 12 mm. (In this case mesh is under the Uni-30 Angle). Edge protection for Uni-Base Board (refer Uni-TWS Manual for variations) All Uni-Base Board edges are to be further protected with the Uni-30 Angle (stainless steel) embedded in Unitex Polymer Render (% - 10% cement). They must be full lengths from corner to corner and also overlap at the corners. Page 6 Uni-Base Board System

STEP 10 STEP 11 10 11 12 STEP 12 STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE Reinforcing mesh to junctions Uni-Base Boards are supplied pre-meshed so all Uni-Base Board to Uni-Base Board junctions are to be like reinforced with Uni-Mesh IM 20 embedded in minimum 2-3 mm Polymer Render + (% - 10% cement). The mesh should extend 12 mm on each sheet. Mixing (Apply 2 hours after Polymer Render) is supplied in 20 kg bags. Simply add approximately litres of clean water to a clean 1 litre pail and slowly add powder while drill mixing to form an homogenous mix (free of lumps). The render viscosity should suit a - mm build coat. Applying (Use a plastic or foam float/trowel) Using a Hawk and Trowel or Render Spray Machine, apply evenly over the surface to the required depth (normally - mm). Note: Uni-Base Board is a Low Build System, for a thicker High Build System refer to Uni-TWS, also by Unitex. STEP 13 STEP 1 13 1 1 STEP 1 Floating As the surface sets, finish level with a plastic float to the exactness required to accept the next coat. Allow to set and cure for 72 hours (min.) before applying a Unitex Finish. There are five grades available from sandy effect to rough-cast. Uni-Base Board window reveals Window reveals to be coated to mm depth (min). Sills should fall/slope ~10º to prevent water flowing back. Window sill rubber flap (supplied with window) needs to remain clean, firm and intact. Note: It is good practice to protect other surfaces (glass, frames, tiles, pavers etc) with plastic/paper before applying render and finishes. Expansion and Control Joints Uni-Base Board is a single skin construction method and is fitted to an existing frame or surface. Expansion and control joints are essential in all Uni-EIFS systems and are recommended every 6-8 metres and between floors (levels) also refer Details contained in the Uni-TWS Manual. After internal fit-out extra movement joints may be required. STEP 16 STEP 17 STEP 18 JOB DONE 16 17 18 Unitex Finishes over Uni-Base Board (Apply 72 hours min. after BB Render) Uni-Trowel Décor is an easy to apply textured and pigmented surface applied finish. There are five grades available from sandy effect to rough-cast. Similarly, the Uni-Cote range of textured applied finishes can be used. Note: these must be overcoated with Uni-Flex Membrane or Uni-PTC pigmented sealers refer Unitex Renders and Finishes booklet. Proven system technical back-up Freecall 1800 67 37 and a Unitex technical representative will collect your plans and supply a quote for materials or supply and install. We have a selection of approved carpenters and applicators who know the system. A Unitex technical representative is on call to visit your site and advise on correct installation, texture and colour. Page 7 Uni-Base Board System Uni-Base Board for peace of mind Uni-Base Board is quick and easy to install, but relies on a team effort: - Quality Substrate (by Builder) - Quality System (by Unitex) - Experienced Tradespeople (to Finish) So when the job s done right, Unitex backs-up Uni-Base Board with a seven year warranty see back page.

Confidence and trust For your peace of mind the Uni-EIFS systems by Unitex have been supplied and installed in Australia since 1983 with excellent results. The Unitex team are proud of having over 20 years of experience and knowledge in EIFS projects without any guarantee claims. Both Uni-Base Board and Uni-TWS are finished with our proven range of weatherproof protective coating systems. Over million square metres of external wall in Australian homes and commercial projects have been protected from our harsh, seasonal weather conditions by Unitex. Technical support Warranty Details Unitex Granular Marble Pty Ltd provides a seven-year warranty for defective product only (PRODUCT REPLACEMENT ONLY) against the Uni-Base Board complete system, providing the components are of the quality specified and are applied strictly according to the guidelines laid down in this manual. This manual must be read and understood before installing Uni-Base Board. Unitex Granular Marble Pty Ltd cannot be held responsible and hence no warranty applies if the Uni-Base Board and/or its components are not supplied and installed according to the guidelines. The selection of an applicator to install the Uni-Base Board - is the client s responsibility. Unitex can recommend and arrange a quotation from approved applicators. Unitex strongly recommends previous workmanship be inspected before contracting an applicator. A minimum of three recently completed jobs should be checked first-hand by the client. As advised above, insufficient or inadequate construction control joints could lead to cracking of the Uni-Base Board. We reaffirm that, whilst we provide recommendations as to their locations and treatment in Uni-Base Board (refer drawings), this is not covered by the warranty. The placing of control joints is ultimately the responsibility of the Builder/Engineer/Specifier and not Unitex Granular Marble Pty Ltd. Warranty is null and void if product is not installed in accordance with the guidelines set out in this manual or if any non-approved Unitex product is used. Our experienced Unitex technical representatives are on call to visit your site and advise on correct installation, texture and colour. And the all important technical site related issues. Free Plan Collection and Quotation Service Freecall 1800 67 37 and a Unitex technical representative will supply a quote. Unitex can quote supply only or arrange for a supply and install quote from an approved applicator. Specifier s Clause: The external facade (insulating lightweight cladding) shall be the Uni-Base Board System (Low Build) as detailed in the Uni-Base Board Manual (dated September 2006). It shall have the following characteristics: 1. Soft-body Impact Strength minimum of 20 joules. 2. Minimum coating thickness of the Uni-Base Board system is to be no less than mm. 3. Edge and Sill Reveals protected with and Uni-30 Angle.. A complete wall R-value tested result of 2.17 (based on 7 mm thick EPS foam fitted over typical stud framing).. Expansion Joints to be specified to allow for normal substrate movement. It shall be supplied by Unitex Granular Marble Pty Ltd and shall be installed as per the Uni-Base Board Manual by skilled tradespeople. Contact details: E-mail sales@unitex.com.au / Telephone +61 3 9768 900. The information contained in this document is based on data available at the time of writing, which we believe is accurate and reliable. Unitex reserves the right to change the information without prior notice. Unitex 22 Park Drive, Dandenong, Victoria, 317 Australia Telephone: (61 3) 9768 900 Facsimile: (61 3) 9768 999 State Franchises SA Ph: (08) 8262 7900 WA Ph: (08) 928 8788 Branches NSW/QLDPh: (02) 968 878 AVAILABLE FROM: www. unitex.com.au iezzie209 Registered Trademarks of Unitex Granular Marble Pty Ltd A.B.N. 2 087 32 77 2006 Date of Publication September 2006