Apply adhesive on prepared surfaces as 3 trowel sized dots equally distanced to each at the center and as a 4-5 cm thick line along the edges of Fawori Thermal Insulation Plate. Ensure the adhesive is applied at least 40% of the plate using this method named framing. Notch the smooth surfaces with a 10x10 toothed steel trowel.

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Affix the plates upwards by applying slight pressure on the application surface starting from the subbasement profile at the bottom in a way that each one contacts the other. Ensure that the joints of the plates do not overlap.

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Apply 1 unit to the joints of plates and 1 unit to the centers of plates. Select the right type and size of Fawori Thermal Insulation System Dowel based on the application surface and the plate thickness.

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Apply Fawori Thermal Insulation System Plaster using a 10 x 10 mm toothed steel trowel.

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Press Fawori Thermal Insulation Glass-Fiber Mesh inside the plaster close to the exterior surface using a trowel before the plaster is fully dry in a way that the meshes overlap each other 10 cm at joints, and scour the overflowing plaster.

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Apply special crosswise mesh on window and door corners as reinforcement.

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Wait at least 3 days for the plaster to dry before moving on to the application of the top coating. Prime the surface as a single coat using Fawori Thermal Insulation Decorative Coating Primer after the plaster is dry and prepare the surface for coating.

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Apply the homogeneous mixture of Fawori Thermal Insulation System Decorative Coating to the surface smoothly with a stainless steel trowel and remove the excess from the surface to obtain a layer at particle thickness. Pattern the surface within maximum 10 minutes after applying the coating to the surface in a homogeneous way.

Pattern with circular motions using a plastic trowel to obtain the Fawori decorative coating texture. Scrape the trowel surface frequently to obtain a good pattern. Ensure that sufficient amount of people work on this task to prevent overlapping on large surfaces, and ensure that product is applied in wet form up to the joint ends or detail corners without leaving a gap.

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