Flooring
The Need for Speed
Floors are a crucial element in any building, often presenting the source of delight or displeasure to clients. The speed and ease with which the installation can be achieved can be of paramount importance where access is needed quickly. Commercial projects in public areas call for closures and downtime to be minimised, and for most projects, time performance is one of the most important factors for owners, contractors and design consultants. Where every delay can come at a cost for all stakeholders involved, the need to complete projects on time is paramount, and a survey by the IHS Markit/Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply Managers Index indicates that delays will typically cost 20% more than their initial estimate.
With the need for speed and quality in mind, ARDEX offer an extensive range of products, designed to work together to provide complete fast track system solutions to both new build, and refurbishment projects. From Ultra Rapid Drying Screed Cements, Smoothing and Levelling Compounds and Moisture Control Systems, to High Performance Tile Adhesives and Specialist Plasters, all ARDEX products facilitate the early installation of the final floorcovering or wall finish, and help to ensure the perfect finish is created in the shortest of time frames.
What kind of time saving are we talking about? Traditional sand/cement and anhydrite screeds dry at a rate of 1mm per day, meaning months of drying before subsequent work can begin. With ARDEX Rapid Drying Screed Cements, the area can be walked on in as little as 3 hours and floorcoverings can be installed in as little as 4 hours.
ARDEX also provide support at every stage of your project, from RIBA approved CPD seminars, to rapid specification writing, installation visits and onsite testing. Contact
www.ardex.co.uk to find out more.
ARDEX
TEL: 01440 714939
WWW.ARDEX.CO.UK 45
EMAIL:
INFO@ARDEX.CO.UK
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