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SELF-ADHESIVE FIBREGLASS JOINT TAPE - Fiba Tape
Self-adhesive fibreglass joint tape for plasterboard and cracks. Eliminates the first filler layer and guarantees strong joints without air bubbles.
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14,95 €incl. VAT
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FIBRE DE VERRE ADHÉSIVE - Fiba Tape
Fiba Tape joint tape is a self-adhesive fibreglass solution with a mesh-like structure, designed for treating plasterboard joints and repairing cracks. Its main advantage: it eliminates the first traditional filler layer, allowing you to save 30% application time and achieve higher productivity on your building sites.
Technical Specifications
- Self-adhesive fibreglass tape with open structure
- Reinforcement resistance 70% higher than other fibreglass tapes on the market
- Mechanical performance 25% superior to traditional paper joint tapes
- Open mesh structure that eliminates air bubbles and blistering
- Application without requiring a first filler layer
- Standard width: 48 mm (approximately 5 cm)
- Available in multiple lengths: 20 m, 45 m, 90 m and 153 m
Application Advice
Applying Fiba Tape is particularly straightforward thanks to the integrated adhesive. Position the tape directly onto the pre-cleaned and dry joint or crack, pressing firmly to ensure good adhesion. The mesh structure allows filler to penetrate easily whilst air escapes, guaranteeing a flawless result.
This self-adhesive tape is particularly suited to high-level work and ceilings, where application without pre-filling significantly simplifies the job. Then apply your finishing filler in one or two coats depending on your desired finish. The fibreglass provides a strong reinforcement that reduces the risk of future joint cracking.
Technical specifications
| Use | Drywall joints and crack filling |
| Type | Self-adhesive fibreglass joint tape |
| Structure | Open fibreglass mesh |
| Dimensions | 90 m x 5 cm (48 mm) |
| Certification | CE |
| Key advantage | No initial joint compound coat required |
Pro tips
At Pygmalion, our skilled Belgian painters particularly appreciate FibaTape for its ability to eliminate the first coat of joint compound application. This productivity gain translates into substantial time savings on your plastering and renovation projects. Practical advice: ensure the surface is clean and dry before application, and apply uniform pressure during installation to maximise adhesion. For evolving cracks or joints subject to significant movement, this tape offers flexibility and mechanical resistance clearly superior to traditional solutions, thereby reducing the risks of rework.
FAQ
Do I need to apply a coat of joint compound before applying FibaTape?
No, FibaTape is self-adhesive and applies directly to the joint or crack. This eliminates the first coat of joint compound application, representing significant time savings on site.
What is the difference between FibaTape and a standard paper tape?
FibaTape offers reinforcement resistance 25% higher than traditional paper tapes. Its mesh-structured fibreglass ensures better air bubble elimination and improved durability over time.
Can I use FibaTape to fill cracks?
Yes, FibaTape is designed for both drywall joints and crack filling. Its fibreglass structure provides durable reinforcement of the treated area and prevents crack reappearance.
How do I prevent air bubbles during application?
The open mesh structure of FibaTape allows natural air bubble evacuation when applying the finishing compound. Simply press the tape firmly during initial placement to ensure good adhesion.
