The unique GftK vdw 850 plus Paving Jointing Mortar from NCC Streetscape, is the ’State-of-the-Art’, and designed for you to start and finish on schedule, despite wet weather forecasts, and even in in the rain. There is also no concern or worries about ensuring that residual water is removed from the joints, as the GftK mortars allow optimum use of wet-slurry application techniques. They are highly cohesive with extended flowability to spread easily across the paved surfaces and into the joints, where they displace any residual water with highly efficient self-compaction; and due to this, there is no additional tooling or finishing required either. Learn more
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