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Each Celtik capping module is 400mm (16in) in length. Calculate the number of linear feet you need . Divide the number of linear feet by 1.333 which then gives you the number of modules you need to cap your wall. |
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Cut using e a cold chisel. Cut 4" from one of the ends of the capping module. Flip the module over and
cut off the retaining lip. Hit the newly cut face with a sledgehammer to
achieve the same finish. Install this corner cap first before proceeding
with the installation of the other capping modules. Always spread a layer
of concrete adhesive along the top row before laying the capping modules.
Below is an example of the corner created from the above.
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Celtik beveled capping modules are designed to offer great flexibility for straight walls, S-curves and regular curves. Each module is reversible and treated on both sides. Always lay the curved portions of the wall first. To calculate the number of linear feet divide the number of linear feet by 2.68. This gives you the number of modules you need to cap your wall. (Sold in 3 piece modules)
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To cut strike the module along a cut line. Strike along an imaginary line running all the way around the module. Finish cutting by firmly striking one of the visible faces of the module. Tap the newly cut face with a sledgehammer to achieve the same finish as the other sides. |
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Creating corners Use 375 mm Celtik beveled capping modules to finish 90° corners. Use a concrete saw to cut the modules at 45° angles. Always start with the corner modules. |
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Creating stepped walls Use 375 mm Celtik beveled capping modules to finish 90° stepped walls. Split the 90° module along one of the two grooves. Tap the newly cut face with a sledgehammer to achieve the same finish as the other sides. In either case, always spread a layer of concrete adhesive along the top row of Celtik modules before laying the capping modules. |
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