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Mapei provides high performance products for Latymer Upper School
London. Jerram Faulkus and Tiletec Group were appointed as main contractor to deliver wall and floor tiling in the new two-story building. Throughout the extensive project, Mapei
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systems were specified from the substrate to the finishing materials, in order to provide a warrantable system build-up. The total application included 2,500m2
binders, render substrates and a range of floor and wall adhesives. The new two-storey building consists of a six
lane competition swimming pool and wet changing facilities on the ground floor. The second floor comprises of a fitness suite with the project including a re-fit of existing sports hall and dry
of Mapei products from screed
changing areas. Mapei’s high performance flexible rapid-set adhesive Granirapid was specified for the floor tiling, which is best suited for areas with high foot traffic due to its high compressive strength. Mapelastic, a two-component, flexible, cementitious mortar for waterproofing swimming pools was applied throughout. Approximately 425m2
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with Keraflex to bond the tiles to the walls to the wet/dry changing area. Mapei’s Ultraplan Renovation Screed was applied to level an area of 70m2
in the spectators seating area. Visit the Mapei website to view the full
product range, or call to speak to a member of the technical team.
high performance, comprehensive Mapei surface system has been installed at Latymer Upper School in Hammersmith,
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