Flooring
Flooring products for the master tradesman
help to provide straightforward flooring solutions to professional builders. The range of products from Setcrete were created as a result of research undertaken by F. Ball & Co. Ltd., the UK’s leading manufacturer of flooring adhesives and subfloor preparation products, which revealed a demand in the builder’s merchant market to provide tradesmen with a range of high performance floor preparation products that are designed to help overcome common flooring problems quickly and easily. With this in mind, the Setcrete range has been developed utilising the latest cement technology, combined with unrivalled expertise from within the contract flooring industry, providing tradesmen with modern, fast-track solutions to common
flooring problems which can be time consuming and expensive to solve using traditional methods.
The range comprises of the Setcrete Acrylic Primer; an acrylic primer used to promote the adhesion of Setcrete floor levelling compounds on to both porous and non-porous substrate, Setcrete Deep Base; a high strength floor levelling compound for use where floor levels need to be raised quickly and economically (between depths of 5-50mm), Setcrete Flexible; a fast drying, flexible floor levelling compound for use over plywood and concrete subfloors that is suitable for use in heavy duty areas and Setcrete Universal; a floor levelling
Case study Setcrete Deep Base floor levelling compound has recently been used to provide a lasting, level surface for changing rooms and exercise areas at the first Mega Gym complex in Dudley, West Midlands, following the removal of an old ceramic floorcovering in which contractors, Hanson Building Contractors Ltd., discovered the floor was full of potholes and indentations and in need of levelling, repairing and re-surfacing.
When cleaned and prepared, an epoxy resin waterproof surface membrane was installed over the concrete base, providing an efficient and effective means of suppressing moisture. Due to the poor state of the existing subfloor surface, Setcrete’s high performance Deep Base levelling compound was used to smooth and repair the 1,100m² floor in the converted car showroom and
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compound for use in internal areas subject to general, light traffic.
More information about the range is available at
www.setcrete.co.uk, including product demonstration videos, technical data sheets, case studies and handy online tools such as the product selector and product coverage calculator. Setcrete can also offer technical support via the website, by phone or in person with the Technical Services Team regarding all flooring-related issues. The Setcrete range is available nationwide through the merchant distribution channel.
Setcrete is a brand new range of user-friendly floor preparation products that
applied at thicknesses of between 5 – 10mm to provide a smooth and level base ready to receive the chosen floorcoverings. Utilising the latest cement technology, Setcrete Deep Base provides builders with a high- strength compound and achieves a stronger and more durable base than traditional sand/cement screeds. With excellent self-levelling and fast-setting properties, Setcrete Deep Base can also raise a subfloor by 5-50mm in one application and is suitable for use over a wide range of subfloor types including sand/cement screeds, concrete and ceramic and quarry tiles. Furthermore, the product requires minimal working with a trowel, has a walk-on time from just 90 minutes and is ready to receive a new floorcovering from six hours, meaning that a flooring installation can be completed within the same day.
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