Expamet Thin Coat Angle Bead - 2400mm

This thin coat angle bead from Expamet produces a clean corner profile for use with plasterboard o...

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This guide is for plasterers and contractors looking to achieve clean, straight corners with a durable finish. The Expamet Thin Coat Angle Bead offers a robust solution for protecting plaster edges and minimizing cracking in plasterboard projects. However, proper installation is crucial to ensure optimal performance and longevity.

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SeriesThin Coat
Model Part Number553
BrandExpamet

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FAQs

What is the fire rating of the Expamet Angle Bead?

The Expamet Angle Bead has a Reaction to fire: Class A1 fire rating.

What material is the angle bead made from?

It is made from galvanized mild steel DX51D+Z275 to EN10346:2015 with a 275g/m² Zinc Coating.

What fixing methods can be used?

You can use galvanized clout nails, staples, grab adhesive, or plaster to fix the angle bead.

What is the purpose of the perforated wings?

The perforated wings provide a key for the plaster to adhere to, preventing cracking and ensuring a smooth finish.

How do I cut the angle bead to size?

You can easily cut the angle bead to size using tin-snips or aviation cutters.

What lengths are available?

It is available in 2.4m and 3.0m lengths.

Can I use this angle bead on curved surfaces?

No, it is designed for straight corners and is not suitable for curved or non-linear applications.

What is the material gauge of the angle bead?

The material gauge is 0.4mm.

Troubleshooting

Bead is not straight after installation.

Ensure the bead is properly aligned before fixing and that it is fixed at regular intervals.

Cracking at the corners after plastering.

Ensure the perforated wings are fully covered with plaster, and avoid excessive pressure during application.

Difficulty cutting the bead.

Use tin-snips or aviation cutters designed for cutting metal.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Creates clean and straight corners.
  • Protects plaster edges from damage.
  • The perforated wing provides a key to prevent cracking
  • Galvanized steel construction offers durability and fire resistance.
  • Easy to install with standard fixings.
  • Available in various lengths for flexibility.

Cons

  • Requires careful handling during installation to avoid damage.
  • Not suitable for curved or non-linear applications.
  • Requires cutting to size for specific applications.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Measure and cut the angle bead to the required length using tin-snips or aviation cutters.
  2. Position the angle bead along the corner.
  3. Fix the angle bead using galvanized clout nails, staples, grab adhesive, or plaster at intervals not exceeding 600mm.
  4. Ensure the angle bead is straight and aligned with the corner.
  5. Apply plaster over the angle bead, ensuring the plaster covers the perforated wings.

Compatibility:

  • Compatible with plasterboard and smooth backgrounds.
  • Use appropriate fixings such as galvanized clout nails, staples, grab adhesive, or plaster.

Care:

  • Avoid damage to beads when trowelling.
  • Do not use abrasives to clean beads.

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