Mesh tape 65 gr

Applications

•  Reinforcement of joints in plasterboard

•  Reinforcement of fibre-cement boards

•  Repair of existing cracks in floors and walls

Technical specifications

Data verified in the manufacturer's technical data sheet (150 mm × 23 m format) and in the ESTonetex 2026 catalogue. Additional technical information is available on request through the contact form.

How is it used?

Being self-adhesive, it is applied directly over the joint or crack and then covered with the corresponding finish. It should be applied on a clean, dry substrate so that it bonds properly.

Tape or roll mesh: which to choose

The tape is a spot reinforcement for joints and cracks: its 3.45 m² roll is much smaller than roll meshes (50 to 55 m²). To reinforce whole surfaces, the range includes meshes such as the 80 g/m² EST-Mesh, the 145 g/m² Tramaglass or the 160 g/m² ETICS mesh; and to repair existing cracks in floors and walls the 45 g/m² fibreglass tissue is also used.

Observations and precautions

Wear gloves when cutting and handling fibreglass tape. Professional product.

Complementary materials

•  45 g/m² fibreglass tissue: reinforcement of surfaces coated with stucco, fillers or paints and repair of existing cracks

•  EST-Mesh 80 g/m²: roll mesh to reinforce whole surfaces

Frequently asked questions

What is the self-adhesive mesh tape for?
To reinforce plasterboard or fibre-cement boards at the joints, and to repair existing cracks in floors and walls. Being self-adhesive, it is applied directly over the joint or crack.

What size is the roll?
15 cm wide by 23 m long, i.e. 3.45 m² per roll. It is supplied in boxes of 12 units.

What is the weight of the tape?
65 ± 5 g/m², according to the manufacturer's technical data sheet, which matches the weight in the product name.

How does it differ from a roll mesh?
The tape is a spot reinforcement for joints and cracks, 15 cm wide and 3.45 m² per roll, and it comes with adhesive. Roll meshes (50 to 55 m², up to 1.1 m wide) are embedded in mortar to reinforce whole surfaces: 80 g/m² EST-Mesh, 145 g/m² Tramaglass or 160 g/m² ETICS mesh.

How does it differ from fibreglass tissue?
Both are used to repair existing cracks in floors and walls. The tape is self-adhesive and 15 cm wide; the 45 g/m² fibreglass tissue comes in 50 m × 1 m rolls and is used to reinforce surfaces coated with stucco, fillers or paints.

How many linear metres does a roll cover?
23 linear metres per roll, with a width of 15 cm.