Tools

Today, in addition to efficient and engineered materials, new tools have come to the aid of craftsmen to carry out the execution stages in the building joinery sector with the highest quality, accuracy, speed, and durability. The use of these tools ensures accuracy and order in tiling and sealing, and while contributing to the beauty of the work and quick and easy execution, it also prevents future early damage.

Below we will introduce some examples of practical and common tools of master craftsmen.
Sahand Shimi Sealing Mesh
The sealing mesh is a network of woven fibers that is used during the implementation of Sahand Shimi’s two-component seal. The use of this product in the corners and around pipes and joints strengthens and prevents surface cracking and increases the integrity and tensile strength of the sealing materials.
Clips and wedges
Clips and wedges are among the new products in the installation of tiles and ceramics, the purpose of which is to align and place them at equal and regular intervals. It is possible to use this tool to install tiles, ceramics and stone in small and large sizes and on walls or floors. Professional craftsmen use clips and wedges to prevent nail holes in tiled surfaces and unwanted movement before the mortar dries.

The unevenness or so-called nail-biting of the tiled surface causes the accumulation and failure to drain water and detergents, which in addition to making cleaning difficult, causes moisture and chemicals to penetrate the underlying surface of the tile and can cause the installed panels to loosen. On the other hand, nail-biting is associated with the chipping of the glaze on the surface of the tile and ceramic, which causes the loss of its aesthetic appearance. Using clips and wedges minimizes errors during installation and in the end you will have a beautiful, uniform, level and regular tiled surface.

Tile and Ceramic Cross
This practical and simple product, while being economical, adjusts the distance between the joints of tiles and ceramics, increasing the speed and accuracy of tiling. The tile spacer or cross looks like a (+) sign and is made of HDPE. Professional craftsmen use these parts to create joints of the desired and uniform width between tiles and ceramics. The tile cross is somewhat effective in preventing the movement of tiles before the mortar dries and helps to have a beautiful surface and panels with regular and uniform distances in the end.