FLOOR LEVELLING COMPOUND
Thin self-levelling screed
WHAT IS FLOOR LEVELLING COMPOUND?
A cement-based mixture having carefully controlled setting, hardening, adhesive and self-levelling qualities. It requires mixing with clean water only before being applied to concrete floors to produce a smooth, ridge-free layer that does not crack and is unaffected by rising damp.
A cement-based mixture having carefully controlled setting, hardening, adhesive and self-levelling qualities. It requires mixing with clean water only before being applied to concrete floors to produce a smooth, ridge-free layer that does not crack and is unaffected by rising damp.
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Benefits
- It’s an ideal levelling underlay for carpets, laminated wood, parquet, Novilon, and all tile types including carpet tiles
- To provide a smooth surface to floor screeds to take thermoplastic tiles, cork, parquet, carpets and linoleum
Specifications
Suitable Surfaces |
All floor screeds/slabs |
Finish |
Smooth |
Thickness |
2.5-4mm |
Application |
Pour & trowel |
Packaging |
20kg bags |
Coverage |
At an average thickness of 2.5mm, 20kg mixture should cover 4m² |
Curing |
The screed will be ready to take the floor covering when it is hard and dry (4-12 hours) |
Colour/s |
Grey |
Intended for use with
None
Tools needed
Mechanical Mixer
Steel trowel or 6-10mm notched trowel
Intended for use with
None
Tools needed
Mechanical Mixer
Steel trowel or 6-10mm notched trowel
Q: Can Floor Levelling Compound be used over underfloor heating?
A: It should be applied over an existing screed and/or concrete base that is properly prepared. If that surface has been designed to incorporate underfloor heating then Floor Leveling Compound can be applied to that.
Q: Can it be applied over existing tiles?
A: Floor Levelling Compound can be applied over existing tiles that are not hollow or cracked provided that the required preparation schedule is strictly adhered to. It is generally easier, less risk averse and more cost effective to remove the tiles and then apply Floor Levelling Compound.
A: It should be applied over an existing screed and/or concrete base that is properly prepared. If that surface has been designed to incorporate underfloor heating then Floor Leveling Compound can be applied to that.
Q: Can it be applied over existing tiles?
A: Floor Levelling Compound can be applied over existing tiles that are not hollow or cracked provided that the required preparation schedule is strictly adhered to. It is generally easier, less risk averse and more cost effective to remove the tiles and then apply Floor Levelling Compound.