Description:

Plaster Stop Bead consists of angle bead and stop edge, its shape looks like " L" .  Used as a plaster stop to terminate plaster edge in a clear straight line at doors, windows, or other opening. Also used when plaster terminates against dissimilar materials. Expanded flange provides keys and additional reinforcement, Also Available with weep holes. They are mainly used in building materials and plasterwork for outside or corner of concrete columns of wall.

Galvanized for internal use or stainless steel for external use.
 

MATERIAL:

0.3-0.8mm stainless steel or 0.3-0.8mm galv. Steel

Material standard

Pre-Galvanized
BS EN 10346 (formerly BS EN 10327)
ASTM A653 (revised ASTM A527)
Stainless Steel
BS EN 10088
ASTM A666
Alu-zinc Coated Steel (Galvanum)
ASTM A875
ASTM A792

Specification

Reference	Width of Wing(mm)	Length(mm)	Plaster Thickness (mm)	R
PSB0324	28-65	2400	3	4.5
PSB0624	28-65	2400	6	4.5

Note:

All dimensions can be adjusted according to the customer requirements.

Also available  in Aluminum.

Mesh Aperture: 5*15; 10*20; 10*30; 12*25 (mm)

 Application:
Provides clean, neat edges to 2 coat plaster and render work at opening or abutments onto other wall or ceiling finishes. Ensuring protection against chips, cracks and impact damage. The bead firmly inserts into the plaster and offers a straight line and reinforce to let it more firm.

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Recommended installation method

Beads may be trimmed to length using shears across the wings and a fine-toothed saw across bead nose.

1. Using galvanized or stainless steel nails to fix the angle bead at a interval of about 600mm. When nailing to the solid background, the line of the bead will follow the line of the background.

2. Pressing the bead onto dabs of the similar material as the undercoat; the interval of the dabs should be maximum 600mm. This way will smooth minor irregularities in the line of the background, although the line of the bead will tend to generally follow the line of the background.

This method will smooth the irregularities in the line of the background.

3. When beads are used with metal lath backgrounds, galvanized or stainless steel nails are used to fix the beads position. Soft galvanized wire or stainless steel wire should be used to match the bead and the lath materials. The wires should be twisted tightly and the ends bent away from the finished face of the coating.