What is a dry process installation?

Today, let's get to know the dry installation system or Dry process, which is popular in Japan.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of this installation system?

Dry installation (Dry Process) is a method of installing construction materials without using water or wet cement, such as cement or sand cement. This method emphasizes the use of ready-made materials and fastening equipment, such as nuts, screws, special glue or locking systems instead of mixing wet cement. It is suitable for jobs that require speed and cleanliness in the work.

Basic steps of dry installation

• Preparing the area

Check the surface to be smooth, clean and strong

Measure the dimensions and determine the installation location accurately

• Installing the material

Use special tools or equipment such as nuts, screws or brackets to fasten the material to the structure

In the case of floor or wall installation, a clip lock system or special glue may be used for speed

• Inspection and adjustment

Check the strength and beauty of the work

Adjust the material to be neat and aligned correctly

Benefits and advantages of dry installation

• Save time

Fast installation, no need to wait for the cement to set

• Cleanliness

Reduces the hassle and waste from mixing cement

• Easy to maintain

Can remove or replace materials without having to break or dismantle the structure

• High flexibility

Can be used with a variety of materials, such as prefabricated wall panels, rubber tiles, artificial wood

• Reduce structural weight

The materials used in this process are usually lighter, reducing the pressure on the building structure

• Suitable for decoration

Helps the work to be delicate and beautiful

Disadvantages and precautions

• Material limitations

Not suitable for materials that require strength from cement, such as large natural stones

• Durability

In some cases, dry installation may not be as durable as wet installation

• Equipment costs

Special locking systems or fastening materials are often expensive

• High accuracy is required

Measurement and installation must be done carefully. If there is a mistake, it may need to be corrected again

• Not suitable for primary structural work

More suitable for decoration and interior work

Examples of dry installation

• Laminate and vinyl flooring

• Use click-lock or glue systems instead of cement-sand flooring

• Prefabricated wall panels

• Use metal or wood frames as support structures

• Ceiling installation

• Use a hanging system using metal frames

• Exterior tiles or panels

• Use a nut or clip-lock system

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