Cement
UltraTech Weather Plus
The water repellent bag UltraTech publishes as Weather Plus, dealt in at the Saharsa godown by the bori and by the tonne.
- Cement
- 1 brand stocked
- Own delivery, 34 blocks
- Open all 7 days
Jay Shree Infra deals in UltraTech Weather Plus at its Saharsa godown, by the bori and by the tonne, and runs it out to Saharsa, Supaul and Madhepura in its own vehicles. UltraTech publishes the bag as a water repellent cement, and cement is what it is: it goes into the mixer with the sand and the water like every other sack on this stack.
On UltraTech's own site it sits under building solutions, in among the waterproofing systems and the crack filler, and its own page calls it a cement in the first line. Both halves of that are worth knowing at a counter. It is a cement, and the maker keeps it in the company of the things that hold water out of a house. It is not a coating and nothing about it is brushed on afterwards. The other sacks stacked beside it are one page up on the cement rack.
Weather Plus bag and how it sells
The pack, the unit, and where the marking lives
Bagged cement here, billed by the bag or by the tonne. The type, the standard and the weight are marked across the sack, so ring +91 6202 967 218 and they get read off the stack before the count is fixed.
Kis kaam me lagta hai
UltraTech names the roof, the external walls, the foundation and building a whole home as where this bag goes. Those are the maker's own words, and we add nothing to them and take nothing away.
Read down that list and one part of a house and the whole of a house are both on it, which is why it settles very little about your pour. The drawing settles it, or the mistri where there is no drawing. What the counter can work out with you is the shape of the order: a plinth, a roof and a full house are three different bori counts, and the sariya, the binding wire and the cover blocks for the same pour leave on the same vehicle.
A bag you pour and a can you brush on are two orders
UltraTech sells actual waterproofing under names of its own, a waterproofing systems line and a crack filler among them, all listed on the same menu as this sack. We keep the two apart too: waterproofing liquid sits beside this bag as a separate item, along with cover blocks, binding wire and sand where we supply it. A job can take the bag, the liquid, both or neither, and that is decided by whoever wrote the specification. The waterproofing liquid we stock is under one name, Dr. Fixit, on the same bill as the cement.
The brand alone has not named this sack
UltraTech is printed across more than one bag at this counter and Weather Plus is the line underneath that separates this one. An order reaching us with only the brand on it has named a company and left the sack open, and that gap has to be closed by a phone call before anything is loaded. Give us both words when the bori are counted, and where the words on your pack differ from the words on the maker's page, the pack is the one we go by.
Four bags answer to the words waterproof cement
Waterproof cement is a category, never a grade, and it maps onto named sacks: ACC Gold Water Shield, Nuvoco Concreto Uno, UltraTech Weather Plus and Ambuja Kawach. Four names, four makers, and an order written as waterproof cement has picked none of them.
This site ranks none of the four. Every one of those claims belongs to the maker that published it, and the specification for your job belongs to whoever drew it. What this end can tell you is which of them is on the floor the morning you ring. Name the maker, then the line under the name, and the call moves on to the count and the village.
Brand
One maker, and a line of print under its name
UltraTech Cement Limited makes it and UltraTech is what the sack says across the front. We deal in it, stock it and supply it, and the word authorized goes on no name at this shop.
Three UltraTech bags are stocked here, and the ordinary one has a page at UltraTech Plain. UltraTech Premium has one too. On the maker's site that bag carries no cement type at all, and this sack is published as water repellent, filed in among the building solutions. Not every bag is in every brand on a given day, so what is stacked this morning is a question for this morning.
Sources
Straight off UltraTech's own site
Two pages on UltraTech's own site: the Weather Plus product page, and the OPC page where its published grades sit.
Questions
Weather Plus ke sawal
UltraTech apni site par Weather Plus ka cement type kyun nahi likhta?
It publishes none for this bag. There is no OPC, no PPC, no Indian Standard number and no net weight anywhere on its Weather Plus page, and the grades UltraTech does publish, 33, 43, 53 and 53-S, sit on its ordinary cement pages instead. The statutory marking, the weight and the packing date are all printed on the sack. Ask on the call and all three get read out to you before the order is written.
Ghar ke sirf chhat wale hisse ke liye Weather Plus le lein?
The roof is on UltraTech's own list for this bag, and so is building a whole home, so the maker's page allows both. Whether one house should go up on two different sacks belongs to the drawing or to the mistri running the work, and this shop will not decide it for you. On the order it is simple enough: say the bori count against each bag name, and one bill and one vehicle cover the lot.
Weather Plus dalne ke baad chhat par alag se waterproofing karani padegi?
That is the engineer's or the mistri's call and this shop makes no claim either way. UltraTech's own claims for the bag are its words, and nothing of ours is added to them: no percentage, no test figure and no undertaking about a wall. What we can do is supply both sides of the question, because the cement and the waterproofing liquid are two items on one bill here.
Tender ya project ke kaam me Weather Plus chal jayega?
Read what the approved list actually names, because that paper decides and we do not. Where it names the product, both words have to survive onto the order and onto the bill. Where it names a cement type instead, the marking on the pack is the only place this bag answers it, since the maker publishes no type against the name. Bring the paper to the call and the sack gets held against it before a vehicle is booked.
Contact
Two words on the sack, then the count
Weather Plus is the line under the UltraTech name and it is the whole difference between this bag and the others we stock. Say both words, how many bori or how many tonnes, and the village. On that one call you get what is standing on the floor this morning, the printed line read off it, and today's rate, settled on the same call.
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