• carpet and needle punched textile with any backing provided they are dimensionally stable;

•  linoleum up to 3 mm thickness;

•  vinyl floors supported by felt;

•  PVC flooring in rolls or tiles;

•  textile floor and wall coverings;

•  semi-rigid vinyl;

•  rubber sheets up to 3 mm thickness;

•  PVC flooring and coverings;

•  flooring and wall covering made by coco with back in latex;

•  styrofoam linings and styrofoam flooring.

•  LVT (luxury vinyl tiles) flooring.

1 - at 20°C and 65% R.H.

2 - in original sealed containers at temperatures between +10°C and +25°C

Subfloor

dry, clean, no-dust creating, not too rough.

Humidity of subfloor

2,0% max with cement subfloors

1,7% max with radiant heating subfloors 0,5% max with anhydrite subfloors

0,5% max with anhydrite subfloors

0,2% max with radiant heating anhydrite subfloors

Subfloors preparation

It is essential to make sure that there is not a rising damp from the substrate (crawl spaces without D.P.M., moist walls, ecc...). Dry but friable substrates must first be primed and then levelled.

Cement subfloors with high residual relative humidity must be primed.

Poorly absorbent or not-absorbent substrates must always be levelled, after surface preparation. Don’t lay on subfloors that are not isolated from the possibly rise of humidity (crawl spaces without D.P.M., moist walls, ecc...).

HOW TO USE

the adhesive dries (at least 10 minutes) and lay the tiles or sheets. After final positioning, exert even pressure on the entire surface to ensure full contact with the adhesive and  promote the elimination of any air bubbles.

LAYING ON SUITABLE SUBFLOORS

Apply the adhesive on the substrate using a notched trowel, working it to incorporate any residual dust.

SUBFLOOR:

- Smooth or fine aggregate subfloor: spatula No. 1

- Rough subfloor or subfloor composed of coarse aggregates: spatula No. 3

Type of material:

- Light or thin material: spatula N°1

- Heavy or thick material: spatula N°3

Note:

The choice of spatula depends on the specific characteristics of each project. It is advisable to carefully evaluate the conditions of the substrate and the material for correct application of the adhesive. Wait until the adhesive dries (at least 10 minutes) and lay the tiles or sheets. After final positioning, exert even pressure on the entire surface using suitable rollers to ensure full contact with the adhesive and promote the complete removal of any air bubbles

Wall preperation

The surface on which the lining will be laid must be absorbent, clean, shatter-proof and free of grease, oil, wax, etc. Dry but friable walls and surfaces must first be primed.

Laying nn suitable wall

Apply the adhesive on the wall using the suitable notched trowel, working it to incorporate any residual dust. Wait until the adhesive dries (at least 10 minutes) and lay the tiles or sheets. After final positioning, exert even pressure on the entire surface to ensure full contact with the adhesive and promote the elimination of any air bubbles.

Note:

The choice of spatula depends on the specific characteristics of each project. It is advisable to carefully evaluate the conditions of the substrate and the material for correct application of the adhesive. Wait until the adhesive dries (at least 10 minutes) and lay the tiles or sheets. After final positioning, exert even pressure on the entire surface using suitable rollers to ensure full contact with the adhesive and promote the complete removal of any air bubbles.

NOTES:

Always remove the linings to be adhered from their packaging several hours before laying to release tension and stabilize them to room climate conditions. The drying time varies with the absorbency of the subfloor and environmental conditions. Rubber flooring can be polluted by plasticizers/waxes and contaminants, it is advisable to prior cleaning with  ACETONE.

Warnings:

Protect from frost during transit and storage. Avoid prolonged exposure to temperatures below 0°C. Storage temperatures above +25°C reduce the time of storage stability.

store in original and well-closed packaging at a temperature of +10 to +25 degrees, protected from direct sunlight.

Protect from frost during transport and storage. Temperatures above 25 degrees reduce storage stability. The product is intended for professional use.