Dry mortar is made from sand, cement or lime, and pozzolanic materials, which have been enhanced using a series of specific powder polymer additives. This process improves their properties, resulting in faster application and enhanced quality compared to traditional mortars. Unlike traditional mortars, which are produced on-site at construction sites, dry mortars are manufactured in factories and undergo quality control processes. Dry mortars are produced in varying ratios based on their intended application and the type of materials they are used with. They are also tailored for different climatic conditions. Once produced, dry mortars are transported to construction sites, where only the required amount of water needs to be added before use. Regarding the direct application of dry mortar, the company does not currently perform this service. However, it can recommend approved contractors to assist with the application. It is important to note that using dry mortar is very easy and typically involves minimal technical complexity. One of "Beh Malat"'s goals is to promote the use of dry mortar by all construction contractors across the country, so we can witness the replacement of traditional mortars with dry mortars without any limitations throughout the country.

Currently, the mortars used in construction do not meet the established standards for mortars. However, if the standard requirements are followed, they can have the necessary quality. Since quality control is not possible at construction sites, it is not feasible at this time. In contrast, dry mortars are produced in factories under strict quality control, ensuring that they meet standard production conditions. The speed of application and the variety of dry mortar products are other differences compared to traditional mortars. Dry mortars are available in different colors and are manufactured for various climatic conditions. Another advantage of dry mortar is the reduction of material waste and the decreased need for transportation and handling of materials at the construction site. Instead of purchasing and transporting cement, sand, and other mixtures separately and in excess quantities, dry mortar is mixed and prepared in the right proportions, packaged, and delivered to the site in a single transport from the factory. Additionally, the inclusion of additives such as lime and pozzolanic materials helps reduce the excessive consumption of cement in mortars. As a result, the amount of cement used in dry mortars is lower compared to traditional mortars.

Training on how to apply dry mortar is possible. Since the application methods of "Beh Malat" dry mortars are fully explained with pictures and videos on the website, if there are still any uncertainties about using the products, the company, with prior coordination, can send instructors to your project site to provide the necessary training to your contractors.