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Preparation of the facility chases

	The chases in the polystyrene are carried out by means of a hot-air generator and the system canalizations are laid behind the metal mesh.

	In case of rigid or semirigid pipes, the metal mesh is cut in the required length by using normal shears and then restored with portions of reinforcement plane meshes.

	Once the panels have been joined one another, the plumbing system has been completed, the concrete casting, in the case of double panels, has been done and once the pipes have been arranged, the plaster can be applied directly onto the panel. Here again, if compared to other systems, the advantages of the KMG^® system are evident. The galvanizing of the support mesh does not prevent the use of different types of plaster. Moreover, the plaster, if applied on joined walls and if reinforced with metal meshes, will turn out to be monolithic, excluding any possible phenomenon of flaw due to mechanical and/or thermal strains. What is more, since there are no patches of the system chases – that are, instead, always visible in the traditional systems – the plaster will turn out to be homogeneous and improved as for quality and even from an aesthetic point of view.