Self levelling mortar

Field of application

• Among the main applications of this mortar, it is worth highlighting its use as regulation bases, screeds and levelling of surfaces.
• Compatible with thermal and acoustic insulation.
• Suitable for the restoration of old flooring or flooring in poor condition.
• We have different more specific formulations of self-levelling mortar depending on its use:– C12: Regulation bases for floating parquet, wood, ceramic or stone products– C20: glued parquet, radiant floors, carpeting, vinyl flooring, microcement and glued flooring that require greater resistance– C25: Compression layers in floor slab restoration.

Advantages

• Easy to apply.
• Daily coverage: 400 m2.
• Treading time: 48 h.
• Absence of stocks of cement or sand bags on site.
• No need for cranes and forklifts.
• Controlled dosage.
• Optimal paving planimetry.
• Greater resistance.
• 100% use of the material.
• As it is pumped, no waste is generated on site (pallets, plastics, etc.).
• Reduction of noise levels.

Application system

• Cleaning of the substrate before laying the mortar: elimination of curing products or release agents, dust, paints, oils.
• Placement of level reference points using laser technology.
• Placement of a perimeter plinth.
• Pumping and spreading of mortar.
• Compaction and de-aeration of the pavement.
• Removal of the surface film and dust with a manual brush (broom).
• Drying time depending on the humidity of the base, determined by the nature of the material to be laid and the thickness of the application.
• In case of using adhesives or glues, the mortar surface must be brushed with a machine or a brush with spikes when applying the final coating.
• Remove any dust, grease, oil, etc. from work carried out after the flooring has been laid.
• Avoid overloading the flooring at an early age.

Technical characteristics