SURFACE PREPARATION
SURFACE PREPARATION
F. BALL AND CO. LTD. Churnetside Business Park, Station Road, Cheddleton, Leek, Staffordshire, ST13 7RS, UK T: +44 (0) 1538 361 633 F: +44 (0) 1538 361 622 E:
mail@f-ball.co.uk W:
www.f-ball.co.uk
F. Ball’s comprehensive range of Stopgap floor preparation products includes moisture testing and control systems; primers; high performance floor smoothing underlayments; repair and finishing compounds. These floor preparation systems ensure that subfloors are sound, smooth, dry, durable and free of any contamination in order to optimise the aesthetic appearance of the final decorative floorcovering. The smoothing underlayment range comprises products suitable for light to heavy duty environments, across a wide range of sectors including leisure, education, healthcare, industrial and marine applications. Products are also available for many challenging floor installations such as fast track projects, contaminated or damp subfloors, structural loading restrictions and flexible surfaces, offering flooring contractors proven solutions to a variety of commonly encountered problems.
HTC FLOOR SYSTEMS LIMITED Unit 4, Dunfermline Court, Kingston Business Park, Kingston, Milton Keynes, MK10 0BY T: 0845 460 2500 E:
info@htc-europe.co.uk W:
www.htc-floorsystems.com
www.htc-twister.com
For over 20 years HTC has been the world leader in the development of floor grinders and diamond tools for floors and that experience and knowledge has now been passed over to HTC Greyline™
. Greyline™ is perfectly suited for construction, floor prep, demolition and rental companies. The consists today of four different
floor grinders, two vacuum cleaners and specially designed diamond tools for removal of floor coverings and leveling of concrete floors. Greyline™
machines can be used for floor preparation & renovation, concrete grinding & surface leveling and wood grinding. Easy tool choice – three standard tools in different grit sizes for removal of coatings and leveling of concrete are the tools needed – it can’t be easier. Ultra-fast change of diamond tools – HTC EZchange™
tooling system for grinding machines. The tools beneath the machine can be changed in seconds, and fit all HTC grinding machines.
INSTARMAC GROUP PLC Danny Morson Way, Birch Coppice Business Park, Dordon, Tamworth, Staffs, B78 1SE T: 01827 871871 F: 01827 874466 E:
ultrafloor@instarmac.co.uk W:
www.ultra-floor.co.uk
The Ultra Floor range of floor preparation products is the perfect choice for the modern contractor looking to achieve a high performance installation. Our levelling compounds consist of both bag & bottle systems and water mix products, renowned for having exceptional flow and handling characteristics. Level IT one HDB is Ultra floor’s rapid hardening water mix levelling compound: the original leveller designed to smooth undulations in cementitious floor substrates and to build depths of up to 50mm. Our high strength, rapid drying and curing smoothing compound, Level IT Super30, sets after 30 minutes and is ready to receive floor covering in little over an hour – ideal for quick turnaround projects. The range also includes primers, DPMs and repair mortars, providing you with all the elements you need to complete your subfloor preparation.
is the world’s most widely used
MAPEI UK LTD Mapei House, Steel Park Road, Halesowen, West Midlands, B62 8HD T: 0121 508 6970 F: 0121 508 6960 E:
info@mapei.co.uk W:
www.mapei.co.uk
Mapei manufacture a wide range of sub-floor preparation products including crack repair, damp proof membranes, primers and levelling compounds. The comprehensive range provides a solution for all requirements in preparation of resilient floor coverings. Preparation is key to attaining a long lasting finish. With the aid of Mapei products and technical guidance, this is achievable.
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