FLC730 omniflow
Levelling mortars
Applications
Project levelling mortar for e.g. under carpet, vinyl, cork, parquet and tiling. For levelling intensively used areas such as concrete, cement-based screed and poured floors and existing tiling, also with underfloor heating. Can be walked on already after approx. 4 hours. Can be tiled after approx. 8 hours. For other floor coverings, wait a minimum of 24 hours. FLC730 is a very fluid mortar that delivers perfectly smooth results after hardening. The mortar can be pumped (please consult us about the type of pump). Low-stress layer, cracks at layer thicknesses up to 20 mm are practically impossible. Apply larger layer thicknesses in multiple operations. Suitable for indoor work.
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Why is it important to prepare the surface?
- you can often finish it with a simple primer.
- OR you may have to further remove the surface, for example in the case of loose parts.
- OR you still have to pre-process by so-called dust-free “shot blasting”. This removes the top layer and any contamination from the surface and "roughens it", or increases the surface area for better adhesion. Excellent for all kinds of leveling compounds and screed floor mortars to adhere to.
What is the difference between a leveling and renovation mortar?
In many cases, a renovation mortar is a product with a comparable processing as a leveling mortar, but a renovation mortar can handle a greater layer thickness. And sometimes renovation mortars are provided with additional additives or auxiliary materials to make them more suitable for floors with different substrates or widely varying layer thicknesses in a floor field.
What temperature should the subfloor be during leveling?
During processing it is necessary to keep the temperature of the subfloor, space and material between 15 °C and 25 °C. In addition, the relative 65% of the lager must be before, during and a few days after maceration!