Runxi brand Eagle Beak Drip Line generally has specifications of 25*30*2000, made of PVC. This has led to the development of an insulated and crack-resistant Eagle Beak Drip Line with a mesh fabric: the specifications are 100*100*2000. These two specifications are commonly used in residential building projects based on years of practical experience.
At the same time, it reinforces the wall corners, preventing dents and other damages, while also blocking dripping water, making it a hero in building decoration!!
1: The construction method of Runxi brand Eagle Beak Drip Line:
1. During construction, certain areas such as the small edge of the parapet wall, ventilation cover plates, or protruding waistlines on the wall generally have a slope of at least 1:6 on the upper edge.
The lower edge typically uses a drip line, commonly referred to as an eagle beak. The installation of the drip line is completed simultaneously with the wall plastering, protruding at least 10 millimeters from the wall surface. It is required to be straight, consistent, and with corners wrapped.
2. Base layer treatment: Generally, the drip line is installed at the lower edge of the window lintel. If the concrete surface is very smooth, it should be roughened first; this can be done by chiseling or by using a splatter method.
The splatter method involves using a 1:1 slurry-like cement mortar mixed with an appropriate amount of construction glue, allowing it to solidify on the concrete surface until it cannot be moved by hand.
3. Plumb and level: Corner areas should be plumb, and the bottom edges should be on the same horizontal line. These areas should be controlled by snapping lines or pulling control lines in advance.
2: The construction process flow of the Runxi brand drip line:
Surface cleaning → Snap lines → Paste drip trough → Clamp measuring board → Plastering → Finishing → Angle trimming → Adjusting and curing → Completion.
3: Notes and instructions:
1. Hollow sounds and cracks: Due to the small amount of plaster on the drip line and its narrow width, it is prone to hollow sounds and cracks. Therefore, special attention should be paid to base layer treatment. Sufficient water should be applied before plastering, and when plastering is thicker, it should be done in layers, with each layer not being too thick.
2. The "eating edge" of windows where the upper and lower edges of the same layer of windows are not on the same horizontal line is due to the lack of control with a line during plastering.
