Mesh Tramaglass 75 gr

Applications

•  Reinforcement of surfaces coated with microcement

•  Reinforcement in fine aggregate mortars

•  Reinforcement in renders

Technical specifications

Data according to the 2026 Estecha Reproducciones catalogue; this product has no technical data sheet of its own. If you need additional technical documentation, request it through the contact form.

Which mortars and systems is it used with?

According to the catalogue, this mesh reinforces surfaces coated with microcement, fine aggregate mortars and renders. It is one of the meshes used with ESTonetex Forte (thin-layer decorative mortar for microcement-type finishes), together with the 45 g/m² mesh. For coarse aggregate mortars such as ESTonetex TXT and ESTonetex Park, the catalogue indicates the EST-Mesh 80 g/m² mesh; for ETICS/SATE systems and applications on EPS and XPS polystyrene, the Tramaglass 145 g/m² mesh or 160 g/m² SATE mesh meshes.

How is it installed?

The mesh is embedded in the fresh layer of the mortar or coating and covered with the same material. Thicknesses, times and application method are those given in the technical data sheet of the product it is used with.

Observations and precautions

Professional product. Wear gloves when cutting and handling the mesh.

Storage

Store the roll in a dry place, under cover and protected from direct sunlight.

Complementary materials

•  ESTonetex Forte: thin-layer decorative mortar for microcement-type finishes

•  EST-Mesh 80 g/m²: mesh for coarse aggregate mortars such as TXT and Park, and for renders

•  Tramaglass 145 g/m² mesh / 160 g/m² SATE mesh: meshes for ETICS/SATE systems and applications on EPS and XPS

•  40 g/m² fibreglass veil: veil to reinforce surfaces under stucco, fillers or paints

Frequently asked questions

What is the Tramaglass 75 g/m² mesh used for?
To reinforce surfaces coated with microcement, fine aggregate mortars and renders.

What size is the roll and how many m² does it contain?
Each roll measures 50 m long by 1 m wide, that is, 50 m² of mesh. The area actually covered depends on the overlaps left between strips.

What is the difference between the 75 g/m² Tramaglass and the 45 g/m² mesh?
Both come in rolls of 50 m × 1 m and both are used with ESTonetex Forte. The 45 g/m² mesh has a lower weight and is intended for the waterproofing of terraces or floors and very fine aggregate mortars; the 75 g/m² Tramaglass is designed for surfaces coated with microcement, fine aggregate mortars and renders.

What is the difference from the 80 g/m² EST-Mesh?
The weights are close, but the catalogue assigns the EST-Mesh 80 g/m² to mortars, renders and coarse aggregate mortars, especially ESTonetex TXT and ESTonetex Park (roll of 50 m² and 1 m wide). The 75 g/m² Tramaglass is indicated for microcement, fine aggregate and renders.

Is it suitable for ETICS/SATE or EPS and XPS polystyrene?
With ESTonetex Forte, the thin-layer decorative mortar for EPS and XPS polystyrene, this 75 g/m² mesh and the 45 g/m² one are used. For ETICS/SATE systems the catalogue recommends the heavier Tramaglass 145 g/m² mesh and 160 g/m² SATE mesh meshes.

Which mesh is used for artificial rock structures?
To cover iron-rod structures when creating artificial rocks and waterfalls, the catalogue indicates the 330 g/m² mesh, not the 75 g/m² one.