vebrodeck MMA ED
vebrodeck MMA ED is a fast-cure, methyl-methacrylate deck wearing system with dynamic crack bridging capabilities (Class B3.2) between 0.3 – 0.6 mm designed for use on top decks of multi-storey parking structures.
vebrodeck MMA ED protects against weathering as well as water and chloride ion ingress and provides resistance to thermal shock and movement.
Benefits
- Dynamic crack bridging according to EN 1062–7 class B3.2 (-20°C)
- Offers a fast return to service
- Excellent resistance to thermal shock, movement and weathering
- Protects against oils, fuels and de-icing salts
- Excellent slip resistance profile
Applications
- External Car Park Decks
- Partially Exposed Decks
- Ramps & Turning Circles
- Loading Bays
Please note, the applied colours may differ from the examples shown. Special colours will incur an additional supplement. To obtain colour cards and samples, please contact our Technical Services team.
Primer
vebrodeck MMA Damp Primer
0.40 kg/m²
Scatter
vebro Natural Quartz
0.30 kg/m²
Membrane
vebrodeck MMA Membrane
1.30 – 1.80 kg/m²
Binder
vebrodeck MMA Flex Binder at 0.75 kg/m² with vebro MMA Filler at 0.75 kg/m²
Scatter
vebro Natural Quartz
2.50 kg/m²
Topcoat
vebrodeck MMA Topcoat
0.60 kg/m²
Catalyst
vebro MMA Catalyst at 2% on binder weight is recommended throughout the system build-up.
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