What does Anschlussfugen in Zug typically involve?

Preparation (protection, cleaning, joint cutting), material‑appropriate sealing, controlled tooling and final inspection with handover.

Which materials do you use?

Depending on substrate and use case: sanitary silicone, MS polymer, acrylic or system solutions. Adhesion, movement and resistance are decisive.

How long does the work take?

It depends on scope and access. Small joint jobs are often completed within a few hours; larger refurbishments are planned in stages.

Which standards and manufacturer specs do you follow?

We follow SIA/EN guidelines and system supplier specifications—e.g., movement capability, joint dimensions, pretreatment and curing times.

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Anschlussfugen – Zug

Anschlussfugen in Zug – clean, tight, durable.

Eurofugen – Anschlussfugen in Zug. We design joint geometry, bond areas and material selection per project. We follow SIA/EN guidelines and manufacturer specifications.

Typical use cases: Interior/exterior joints, refurbishment, repairs and maintenance. Material selection by substrate, movement and load—incl. primer and backer rod. Optional mock‑up section and approval before full execution.

Scope of work

Primer/backer rod (if required)
Apply sealant & tool cleanly
Final check + care tips
Assessment & short consultation
Removal of old material (where needed)
Cleaning/degreasing the substrate

Planning & preparation

We clean/degrease substrates, define edges and limit bond areas. Primers and backer rods are selected to match substrate, movement and joint width. For critical details, mock‑ups and simple adhesion checks secure approval.

Application & control

We apply sealant bubble‑free, fill the joint completely and tool it evenly. Masking is removed in time; transitions are reworked cleanly and edge adhesion is checked. Photo/measurement logs on request.

Frequently asked questions (Anschlussfugen)

What does Anschlussfugen in Zug typically involve?

Preparation (protection, cleaning, joint cutting), material‑appropriate sealing, controlled tooling and final inspection with handover.
Which materials do you use?

Depending on substrate and use case: sanitary silicone, MS polymer, acrylic or system solutions. Adhesion, movement and resistance are decisive.
How long does the work take?

It depends on scope and access. Small joint jobs are often completed within a few hours; larger refurbishments are planned in stages.
Which standards and manufacturer specs do you follow?

We follow SIA/EN guidelines and system supplier specifications—e.g., movement capability, joint dimensions, pretreatment and curing times.